I use the stud that the red arrow points to in Bfets image for the negative lead of the charger. The positive lead goes on the positive pole of the battery. No problems. However you connect it, after 2 weeks you get a message on the Ford app to say that certain features have been disabled to...
Same here, although I use a NOCO charger. The point of connecting a (trickle) charger is to keep the battery full during extended periods of not driving the car. It does exactly that, but unfortunately the BMS doesnāt recognise that the battery is being kept full, hence you will still get the...
In essence, I have the same install albeit with a NOCO 5 charger. I still get the notification after two weeks of not driving the car. It reminds me to drive the Mustang more often :)
Good comment, I've lost and found one. I keep them off nowadays. Once the battery cover is in the right position, I can't see it moving when the hood is closed
For PPF you can go aftermarket, as we did in Perth, WA. I am told our dealer does the super charger as well, otherwise thereās also Harrods, Tickford, etc.
https://www.mustang7g.com/forums/threads/our-2024-5-mustang-has-finally-arrived-at-the-dealership-in-perth-wa.162568/
If you look down this thread youāll see some pix of our Vapour Blue DH, before and after full XPEL Stealth PPF wrap
https://www.mustang7g.com/forums/threads/our-2024-5-mustang-has-finally-arrived-at-the-dealership-in-perth-wa.162568/
I have noticed more aggressive drivers around me when I am in the Mustang, like they have to overtake me, or be the first at the next red traffic light.
I have also experienced thumbs up from a few random drivers and a handwave of fellow Mustang drivers.
I do the same as bfets, basically because the wires on my charger are not long enough to reach the fuse box and the earth stud, as they are on opposite sides in the engine compartment.
Note that the picture shown has the battery and the stud on the same (right hand) side. Hence, that's for a...
I am at the Ford dealership now. Apparently it is the DAB antenna, and quite common to become loose as in our vehicle.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Audio_Broadcasting
Many thanks for taking the trouble to have a look! I managed to take a few pictures showing the strip of metal in our car. Not the best photos but it's kind of challenging in the narrow, dark space to get anything at all. Cheers