Stegefal
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You can't leave a cliffhanger like that..... It's worse than an episode of 24...but one small thing was so annoying as hell (maybe even a dealbreaker to me) that I hope it can be fixed by the aftermarket somehow
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You can't leave a cliffhanger like that..... It's worse than an episode of 24...but one small thing was so annoying as hell (maybe even a dealbreaker to me) that I hope it can be fixed by the aftermarket somehow
ah yes saw that in a video, you have gravel and water which gets thrown in there by the tires. The guy created a DIY cover to plug the hole.The front wheel holes where dust and rust grows I guess…
WTF, I hope they solved it for new cars.The front wheel holes where dust and rust grows I guess…
edit: in case you want to know more about it: https://www.mustang7g.com/forums/threads/front-inner-wheel-well-issues.158833/post-3263639
This, or maybe the new "Intelligent Speed Assistance"-System. At least I couldn't find any documentation about how it works in the new Mustang. Worst case could be that it limits your maximum or actively decrease your speed based on whatever the "intelligence" recognises.The front wheel holes where dust and rust grows I guess…
edit: in case you want to know more about it: https://www.mustang7g.com/forums/threads/front-inner-wheel-well-issues.158833/post-3263639
You got it, it's the speed assist thing that all cars in europe must have from this year on. It's warning you when you are over the speed limit with an annoying *PING*. But guess what, the limit when the car is doing that is not set to 20 kmh above limit... or 10... or 5... or even 3... When you are just 1 little single kmh over the limit the car constantly beeps at you. ALL - THE - F***ING - TIME! *PING* *PING* *PING* *PING* Haven't seen an option to turn it off.This, or maybe the new "Intelligent Speed Assistance"-System. At least I couldn't find any documentation about how it works in the new Mustang. Worst case could be that it limits your maximum or actively decrease your speed based on whatever the "intelligence" recognises.
From the manual it is a steering wheel button, i suspect it'll be a default on with every key start thanks to EU rules. Hopefully the UK cars will be different but unlikely.
Also attached the tolerance settings from the manual
Out of interest what are the first few digits of your vin ..
Mine is going to be 1FATP8E
The 1FA is Ford America, the T is body style (can be convertible or 2 door saloon from what i've found on older vins) and the P8E is model type but the E doesn't exist in USA models. Could be for Europe or RHD
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To my understanding this is how the car will adjust it's own speed to speed limits if you use the cruise control. The beeping from going over the limit should be unaffected by this

I think I saw a video from a US model where you could set the margin (10, 20 above etc.) from which it starts doing that, it's in the menu in the driving assist categories I think.You got it, it's the speed assist thing that all cars in europe must have from this year on. It's warning you when you are over the speed limit with an annoying *PING*. But guess what, the limit when the car is doing that is not set to 20 kmh above limit... or 10... or 5... or even 3... When you are just 1 little single kmh over the limit the car constantly beeps at you. ALL - THE - F***ING - TIME! *PING* *PING* *PING* *PING* Haven't seen an option to turn it off.
Everybody knows gauges are just not spot on how fast you drive really, if you got a 50 kmh zone you can easily drive 55 kmh with your actual speed being about 50 kmh measured by GPS then. So why is this stupid system so freaking strict? It's doesnt do anything for safety and god knows how much years it will take until some EU smartass got the bright idea if the car already has all data for it, why not automically write you up for speeding?
I will write up my full impression this evening when you video launches