coupe3w

Your ignition switch may be faulty. I would start there. Try getting help on one of the Mustang forums like Vintage Mustangs.

Good one raise prices then roll them back and tell the consumer they are saving money. LOL

They are biting off more than they can chew, and they can't seem to get a handle on quality issues.

Usually when just draining the coolant from the radiator there will always be some left in the block. I would pressure check the the cooling system. I still bet you have a cracked cylinder or head.

I'm retired. And getting a pay raise that is deserved is not being greedy. But over charging for something is. Like dealers up charging over MSRP.

It's greed plain and simple.

I agree, but that is not happening. Until it does the pollution will remain. Cheap labor and goods will keep the pollution going on for years to come.

No it's not like that at all. If your neighbor is polluting the air and water it also affects you even though you keep a clean yard and don't pollute. You can't clean up his pollution by no polluting yourself. It's like shoveling shit against the tide.

If it's about emissions nothing will change on this planet if China, India and some other nations don't do anything about it. The USA can cut back to zero emissions and it just won't be but a drop in the ocean of change.

I heard fire risk. Don't worry though Ford will have a work around. Maybe an onboard fire suppression system. That would do it and they can make it an option to cost you more. Hey, at least it wasn't a recall (yet).

Were the gaskets blown when you removed the heads? Did you even look at them? I would say you have a cracked head or a cracked cylinder.

Rich people are stupid when it comes to vehicles. Just watch Barret Jackson auctions.

I would like to see the statistics on that.

I wonder how they will deal with the batteries in a crash. What about fire risk?