Did the dealer put a set of chassis ears on the car and then drive it at the speed the problem occurs? While they are primarily for finding odd noises, vibration can also produce noise and the ears might give an indication as to where the problem is coming from. Just a thought... Good luck!
I also wear prescription sunglasses and in fact I asked this same question in another thread and polarized lenses was the answer. I order my prescriptions with polarized lenses so I was surprised I still saw the glare/reflections. As it turned out the manufacturer did not give me the correct...
Assuming you don't have a Torsen differential which I have no experience with I would purchase the entire already built , and not been messed with pumpkin, end to end. I've replaced/installed a couple of 8.8 Ford gear sets on older cars and it's more of an art than a science. If you want to go...
Funny topic but so true. When I brought in my 2003 Mustang for tires at the local mom pop shop I have been using for many years, I had a box of 1 piece lug nuts and the owner gave me a 10% discount just for having them swap them in place of the 2 piece nightmares.
Chrysler uses them as well and...
Hybrid absolutely but for a small 4, it depends. My wife's 2024 VW Atlas tops out at 30 MPG on the same trip. It's a turbo 4 cylinder. It IS better around town mileage wise though than the Mustang.
If I was looking for great gas mileage I would buy a hybrid in a heartbeat. I was just surprised...
Yep.
That was kind of my point, albeit buried in the post. I don't always get mileage that high but am generally around 22 mpg suburban driving . Drive aggressively and it drops into the high teens. All I'm saying is that the attack on the V8 based upon mileage and the EPA is foolish as is...
Gas prices aren't bothering me as driving a Mustang and having fun at my age is all I need. That being said I took a road trip this weekend and got insane mileage on my 24 GT. Mostly open highway but some local stop and go driving as well. Honestly I thought something was wrong and that I was...
These days, everything is a metric. The bean counters drive everything no matter what it is. However I'm inclined to agree with others that this was a supply chain problem just like the start/stop electronics were on the 2024 early job 2 cars, like mine which did not get it. When the bean...
Same thing happened to me last year. And I was just trying to tilt up the mirror a wee bit while I was driving. No excessive force at all. I ended up holding the mirror, mount and a nice chunk of glass .
Independent glass shop told me he has seen a couple of cars with same problem.
Windshield...
Amen.. I am a classic old time capitalist. Build it and if the public likes it they will buy it. If they hate it either modify it or move on to something else. I have been buying and repairing cars since the 70's and my 2024 Mustang GT is by far the overall finest car I have ever owned and I...
Good to hear! I had an update, many moons ago, which disabled my built in navigation and would post the "visit Your Dealer" message. The next morning I had a "software updated" message and all was well. I suspect the car tried to update and failed but tried again and was happy.