Does this creak happen when you are stationary, holding it on the brakes and very slightly ease the pressure to let the car creep forward?
If so, mine does it, and it's only a resonance of the pads vibrating on the rotor.
I was thinking about this, and it sounded like when the old style brake boosters lost vacuum and you had no assist.
The Mustang appears to have an electronic booster pump as part of the ABS. Perhaps that is intermittantly failing?
Nice.
I've thought about getting a nice 80's car as a hobby. I saw a magnificent Alfa Spider at a Lotus dealer next to my Cupra dealer. I was so taken by that thing I didn't even notice
the Ferrari Roma next to it.
Then reality set in, and memories of 80's cars and rust.
I'm in NZ, and no, neither we or Aussies have open carry of any firearm. You have to belong to a pistol club to own a handgun. Military style semi auto rifles are effectively banned, and all semi autos have a ten round capacity limit.
Mostly thanks to our beloved ex-Prime Minister Jacinda...
Yugos were some of the first cars to have heated rear windows. Kept your hands warm while pushing them.
They also had rear window washers and wipers, to clean off the dead bugs splat.
Episode whatever of "days of our sensors".
I found a car audio shop that does sensor installs. He seems knowledgable and gets mostly good reviews.
He's sourcing a canbus switching device to arm the existing set up according to vehicle speed.
That should be the tidiest solution to the falsing.🤞
Just mention the rare earth guzzling POS slot car he drives. Tell him Tosla drivers would qualify for Olympic womens teams on testosterone levels.
My apologies to any Tesla owners here in advance.
I had TOY 2 on a modded MX5, my girlfriend got a bit sick of being asked if she was Toy 1.
I don't bother with them now though, too easy to remember if you're being naughty.
There was an excellent one a while back, 1 l 1 l 1 l, with our plate font it couldn't be clearly read by speed cams.
That's weird. There was a Mustang exactly like that in the supermarket car park next to my wife's car about a year ago. I complimented the older female owner on how good it looked.
Never thinking that a year later I'd have one too.