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Oh, the ol "clown" retort. Good one. Your little rattle is nothing. I think you just wanted to get on here and whine. Sound familiar.

Oh, that rattle is no big deal. Just like the BBQ tick. Both are normal and to be expected.

Ford is something else....

Yea, that's how I experienced it on a 2019. The "first oil change" has nothing to do with it.

On behalf of all of those on this forum, other mustang owners, enthusiasts, mechanics, techs, etc., who have either speculated as to what the BBQ tick is or tried to figure it out, I want to thank you for having finally put this matter to bed so that all can rest assured it is normal and of no...

People with scoring in cylinders and/or replacing engine blocks may disagree.

I'm hearing lots of accounts of BBQ ticking. But Ford assures you, it's a "normal" operating characteristic.

Pretty sure thats Atlas Blue, not Blue Ember as he called it.

And yet here I am, considering ordering one. LOL Must be something wrong with me.

Yea, for sure. Don't get me started on unions. I don't want my eyeballs to roll back into my head and get stuck. I get up each day (like most Americans) and go to work with no union, and manage to survive just fine. If I don't like the job or pay, guess what? I go find another job. And...

You know, when you buy a $60,000 car, one of the first things you should do is look to make sure you got matching front seats.

Abysmal manufacturing.

It's amazing isn't it. All of the Ford apologists will excuse it, look past this stuff, etc. 2024 buyers better get ready for all kinds of shitty problems to surface. They are coming. What I'm curious to see is if the infamous BBQ tick comes back.

How did you ascertain that a FL buyer can't buy the extended warranty through Granger? How does one make that determination as to other states?