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There may still be a little in there but hopefully not enough to still see it on the next oil service.

The ceretec bottle does suggest that mixture ratio. However, I am of the school of thought that as little as necessary is the better answer. If zero ceretec is ok, it can’t be bad to only add 1/3 bottle if that takes care of the tick.

Ceratec will absolutely make the oil look like that. Don’t overthink this.

That looks like it would be the recirculation flap. When it opens and closes, it causes air from outside or inside the car to be “sucked” into the blower.

I don’t really count the GTD- most people will see one about as often as the most recent Ford GT.

My wager that I’m willing to bet zero dollars on is a two seater called Mustang cobra. A smaller car with some S650 styling cues to compete with BRZ type cars. Could just be my eyes, but trying to compare profiles of that teaser and current and previous mustangs seems to look like there is no...

What a weird car. Mustang history continues to surprise me.

It doesn’t void the warranty. It says damage caused by track use is not covered. Thats a big difference.

Better check on the door in the matching location, could be damage there also.

You couldn’t give me a BMW V8 for free.

I do really like them way more than those weird shaped ones you can get from ford.

If it makes you guys feel any better, I get these same complaints on BMWs almost daily.

Is the auto start stop on the manual?

As an example, on some BMW models, approaching directly from the front may not work, as there is a blind spot for the system in that direction. Not sure how it works on the Mustang, but maybe something similar happened?

This is supposed to work automatically as you approach the car, without any button presses? If so, perhaps the direction that you approach the vehicle has to do with it.

Doesn’t matter, just has to be inside the car for it to start. I mean, do what you want - it’s your car. Just wanted to point out out something that may have been overlooked.

So if someone smashed the window, they now have your key and can drive away?

When you lock the keys in the car with the number pad, does it disable them?

Might have a hard time explaining to the insurance company…