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Now, if you have a problem with this, you can call ford breaking in their engine for the first 1000 miles? breaking in their engine for the first 1000 miles? https://www.jdpower.com/cars/shopping-guides/do-you-need-to-break-in-a-new-engine

I just had it pulled up let me go find it. My dealership also said the same, and a couple of the guys that work there agreed and they have been driving mustangs for a long time. It really is NOT hard to find if you search right. I get tired of looking up things for people that are too lazy too...

I just had it pulled up let me go find it. My dealership also said the same, and a couple of the guys that work there agreed and they have been driving mustangs for a long time. It really is NOT hard to find if you search right. I get tired of looking up things for people that are too lazy too...

My nephew and his wife are out deputies for W Palm Beach Co Florida. They are thinking about moving to NH when they retire I’m another year I think he said. 2nd year In a row now that IL has been #2 for people moving out of IL

I haven’t lived in that corrupt state for 40 years now! I have relatives there, but I try and stay away from there

Not smart!

Ford says 1000 miles do NOT go over 4000 RPM’s which is exactly what I am doing. I won’t take a chance of screwing up anything that costs that much. I know how hard we work for this kind of money

Don't Push the Engine Too Hard This can put a lot of strain on the piston rings and cylinders, and can worsen manufacturing imperfections. As a rule of thumb, anything up to 4,000 RPM is safe in the first 1,000 miles. After that, you can gradually increase the RPM without any negative...

Don't Push the Engine Too Hard This can put a lot of strain on the piston rings and cylinders, and can worsen manufacturing imperfections. As a rule of thumb, anything up to 4,000 RPM is safe in the first 1,000 miles. After that, you can gradually increase the RPM without any negative...

I always shift before 4500 rpm’s, ford dealership said not to go over 4000 rpm’s period until 1000 miles. Doing as they say, figured they know best

You definitely need to get it back in to the dealer. I was going to take mine for a ride tonight, but it’s raining😡

Me either. I very seldom write a check. I hope with paying it off every month, you do like me and use credit cards you get cash back for. The 3 I use are like that.

The sad thing is to keep it up. You have to continue using credit which I hate.

Someone else told me that in a private message the other day, so I told my husband, and his response was, I know that he says I don’t know why anybody would have to mess with it that way, because I poured right into the tank from the side of the car, he thinks those things are worthless

That’s because there’s a lot more coupes that people are wanting ,than there are convertibles

Rear wheel bearings?

seconds) Chirping sounds indicate that the engine's timing or serpentine belt has become loose or damaged. Some belts in automobiles can be adjusted, while others must be replaced. If these engine problems are not addressed, they will worsen, endanger your safety, and inevitably cost more to...

I heard a distinct chirp

Sometimes they just look at their credit scores and not worry about it as they always pay their bills. So figuring they aren’t going to do anything to screw up their credit🤷🏻‍♀️

Call your dealer or go up there. They told me as long as it isn’t in production you can change things