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Nice, handy looking puller you have on top of the battery. Where did you get that tool? Thanks, FD

Drove it out in the rural countryside, enjoyed an easy peasy drive until rain drops started hitting the windshield. Driving in rain isn't my idea of relaxing so I turned around and came home after about 40 something miles. Mileage there and back was a little over 24 mpg. The car saw 100+...

I worked in complex manufacturing for a good part of my career, some of it as a Tier 1 supplier to Ford. From experience, it just isn't that hard to do things right. It does take peole that care. The factor that matters the most is WHO is putting hands on cars. In our case, it is UAW...

I used to work slightly outside Brisbane often and was amazed at how you mates obey speed limits unlike us savage 'mericans. I guess the consequences for speeding are worse down under.

I remember years ago, my wife and I were getting on the interstate in our Miata when a Yukon and some GM pickups were doing about 85 in a line. I slowly got beside them and increased to a little over 100 and they did too. They all hit their governor and I just slowly walked off then slowed...

Sad but true. More of the nanny state.

For me, this was a case of having the Ford logo on a catch can not meaning anything to me, and, in fact, I thought the Ford product wasn't any better than aftermarket products. I went aftermarket and installed it in 15 minutes and a whole lot less money for the unit. It works quite well. Ford...

You and me are alike in allowing others to touch my car. They didn't pay for it so they can't care about it as much as I can. I work hard for everything I have. I only want people messing with my car that give a damned. I talk with the service people so I can determine whether I will let...

A big "no" for me. Some would have everyone believe they're necessary for track use of the car. I don't believe that considering my experience. I don't like the looks, they aren't comfortable for me, lack electronic controls, and look like an after-thought expecially for a ridiculous price...

You've likely worked hard during a long career, you saved, invested, and earned your money, you retired and ordered a Mustang, maybe it went that way. That's great and a reason so many Mustang owners are "mature" people. What never ceases to amaze me is how many people reverse that...

Man, you're asking a lot for those people that can't drive an automatic or manual. Hot Wheels that go, "vrooom, vrooom" with no shifter! What next? 🤣 🤣

Damn, a lot of rubber toys might get burned....

Good to hear Ford has a documented procedure and process that all dealers follow. I'll find out next week. Me and the service manager likely have already agreed on OUR procedure to get through Ford's. 🙄 . Like I just told another customer in the pharmacy, "there aren't too many wise...

When did they learn to read clocks and calendars?

Did you go back there and look while driving? Yes, there is a difference. I looked......

But you can pay them only $45.13 per month! That makes it a good deal...... 🤣....and apparently, people really do that! 🙄

Money will buy pretty tubes. Money solves all Mustang problems, right? Well, not really. Some people don't have enough to buy one in the first place. But, they deserve one for sure. Just ask them. My computer tells me the intake temp. is usually very near whatever the ambient is. It...

I've told them that in their "feedback" function that comes up now and then on the screen. They ask me and I tell them and no doubt, they'll change it. They know my address so I'm sure they'll be right over with a faster processor......

I don't think it matters. Approval seeking is..........?

This is not rocket science.