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Hard to say for sure. I've has success slowing the fill rate as the previous poster said. Could be a problem with the station pump nozzles if equipped with a vapor recovery system. You stated that turning the fill nozzle upside down works. I'm pretty sure doing this defeats the pump nozzle...

I was thinking the same thing as above (Changed Tires). On closer look, I can see the SIDE part of where the P Zero's say OUTSIDE on them. OP - Have you changed the tires and went back with the same P Zero's? It kind of looks like the rims where damaged by improper tire mounting. The...

In all honesty body shop labor to fix that could approach used bumper price. I see one on eBay now in Grabber Blue for $650 + shipping which is $175. It's located in Jacksonville Florida (4 hr. drive?). It does have some scratches which appear to be light and may buff out . I get the money is...

That's what I think it is too. Maybe the way I worded it was misleading.

Respectfully, I have no idea what you're talking about. My comments were about the need to cover the holes. Maybe I don't get it due to my lack of knowledge on the subject. It's a hole that is problematic and should be covered to avoid issues. How much knowledge does one really need to...

Ask the dealer to grease the seal. They'll likely use the following which you should use if you DIY this. Not cheap but good. "Krytox by Chemours GPL 205 Grease"

The problems these holes will cause will not be evident for years to come. If these Mustangs last into the future and become somewhat collectable these holes will be a point of interest to buyers in the know. Hey John Doe I see you bought one of those 1st year S-650's. I hope you checked to be...

That is the area where the hole used to exist. Looks like Ford has made a patch piece with the same material as the liner. I've circled the patch in the photo you uploaded.

That would be interesting for sure. Misha is probably as familiar with this track as anyone can be. I'm not convinced as good as Misha is that he could beat Dirk's lap time. Nonetheless, I would love to see him try because you never know until you know.

I recently installed a F.P. Sport (non-active) by Borla W/Dark Horse rear valance. I'm OCD about tip alignment and how far the tips stick out or in for that matter. More on "in too far" below. A little advice for the OCD minded people. 1. Almost guaranteed you will not get the tip adjustment...

:shock:That Black Mustang looks menacing. If it was mine I might dribble a little ice-cream on the hood and lick it off!

I have not done this on a newer Mustang. Check out Murphy's Law Garage on YouTube. He made a video titled - S650 Mustang APR Wheel Stud Install - Fastest Method! The removal method still applies even though he is installing ARP studs. This video applies to rear and he is installing ARP studs...

:like:Maybe we'd be better off if they were made in Roswell NM - Made by Aliens.

I think there would be one more part or modification required to pull this off. Left Front Inner Fender Liner (Slotted) or cutting some slots in the non-PP fender liner. Not sure how the latter will hold it's shape over time (Rigidity speaking).

What could any dealer possible do on their own when Ford says its nothing to worry about. Not trying to downplay your concern however, there is absolutely nothing a Ford dealer can do about this even if they truly wanted to.

I'd venture to say this is mostly an EPA issue. The EPA is tightening the screws down on vehicle manufactures. Here's some of my thoughts (opinions). 1. The EPA is smart enough to know that Ford has the money and technology to make their ECU's darn near uncrackable. 2. Ford is smart enough to...

I liked the 5.0 better with the grabber blue dot only. Subtle, yet noticeable.

Came with the car I have mixed feelings about them what y’all think so I keep and or take them off ? A little helpful advice. Next time pose your question in a more accurate, pleasing way to avoid prejudicing the people you're asking. How do guys like these stickers? My first thought before...

Agree with smurfslayer. Most likely some sort of tracking device. Funny how things such as this end up missing like a sock in a dryer.

Plasti Dip is fairly easy to undo and can look pretty decent if applied correctly. It is not known to weather very well. I believe some of the rattle cans contain some UV protection albeit probably short lived. I would reserve it's use to older vehicles not something new and nice for a couple...