just looked in the workshop manual, and yeah, up to 2023 model year, the Mustang did use peltier devices
they also took the health of the peltier devices very seriously
yeah, they're neat, but the fact they will just keep dumping heat from the hot side until you either power them off or they destroy themselves can cause some issues, especially if the heat management isn't up to par. from my looking, the hot side on most can get up to 80C/176F to 100C/212F, but...
the heated function works from resistive heating pads in the seats on top of the cushion, but below the seat cover. the cooled seats are actually more correctly called ventilated seats, and it's because instead of actually cooling, there's just a fan on the back and the bottom of the seats that...
my plan was to make a bodykit, but this year has been very unfavorable for that. i haven't had the time or patience to make it. it's a goal eventually, though
don't let these guys get to you, TJ. if it means anything, i'm totally on your side. even Ford and their suppliers make mistakes, but it doesn't mean that they're a bad company. there was once where my dealer got delivered an F-150 Raptor R, but Ford forgot the fender flares entirely. there was...
i honestly think the whole idea of one country being better than another as a whole when making things is entirely stupid. every country has its hits and misses. it's no better than the equally stupid diehard brand loyalty.
i have some terrible Chinese made things - my desk that came...
here is an explanation based on what i understand from the document.
the PCM has a program running on it that makes sure the commanded throttle and actual throttle position are the same, with some small tolerance (program 1). this helps prevent a stuck throttle situation. Ford also has another...
the only insight i have is that the majority of vehicles likely have the door sill connector, even if their door sill plates are not lit. you can try tinkering around in the BCM, but i have no actual experience with this. i will mention one thing though: the 2022-2023 Mustang EcoBoost Stealth...
lots of crazy things have prevented me from doing much to Azureus , so no new updates. i have, however, been collecting Dark Horses, so here's a picture of that
yep. that's right where the transmission is, the only thing separating you and it is some sheet metal, fabric, and that knee cover on the side of the console. the cover actually has a magnet that sticks right to the body. i think that heat combined with usual wireless charging heat is why the...
that poor, pathetic E-Transit. 260 sales last month total, and yet i don't think i've heard anything about them halting production. i think we're going to be safe for quite a while, guys
plenty of gen 3 Coyote seem to have gone to 8000 RPM just fine, but also Whipple's stage 2 tune supposedly increases redline to only 7800 RPM. i have no experience tuning or driving tuned vehicles, but i would say don't go over 7800 RPM. Whipple has some smart people who know what they're doing...
i was mainly talking about the colors Ford has for their currently in production vehicles. but i could never forget about Miscevious Purple, i had a Mach 1 in that color before i got the Dark Horse. beautiful color that desperately needs to come back! to your point about making what sells, the...
Ford needs to offer more bright colors like this on all their vehicles, not just the Mustang. in fact, Ford just needs to offer more colors period. they offer 2 blacks, 2 whites, 2 silvers, 7 greys, 4 reds, 1 orange, 9 blues, 4 greens, 1 tan, 1 yellow, and 1 fleet exclusive color (school bus...