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On the .dpf document, "2024 Mustang (CZJ) Canada/United States of America, enUSA, Edition date: 202212, DOM" page 371, lists 10.0qt (9.5L). Obviously, Ford changed the capacity between the 2024 manual and the newest owners manual.

If you change your own oil, you have to buy 10 qts anyway. So fill 9 qts, measure, fill to 9.5, measure again; if you're still low (like my 2024 was) then fill to 10qts and measure again. Then, drive off into the sunset.

Yes, that range is normal

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Yes. The answer is always yes.

Who’s guide/instructions did you reference for the oil pump gears?

Most definitely ensure the PDI was done... I drove home with the front suspension blocks still on the car, as have many others.

She was rippin!

Looks like the strip of windshield I clear off when commuting to work in the winter. Least amount of ice removal possible in order to drive. My commuter is not a Mustang, but I digress.

Yes, I left them on the car since the Steeda rails don't require them to be removed.

I also have Steeda full length rails. No parts are required to be removed from the car. Just a little trim of the felt and they bolt to the body.

I’m a huge fan of clean cars. Nice job.

She’s lookin good!

Keeping traction control on will save your tires

That double yellow line pic is outstanding

Before you make them redo it again, make their last attempt a complete removal. Then go to a new shop with bare windows.

This is the obligatory reminder post: buy the DIYVan kit and live happy knowing you'll never have to deal with the weird hole in the fender, ever again.

Sometimes a bath is all that’s needed.

140 trap is absolutely enough for 9’s. Nice job