Search results

Does anyone know if you can wrap plastic trim?

Has anyone ever noticed that the vehicle "squats" in the rear when going from park to drive? Curious to see if this is a suspension feature, has something to do with the added torque to drivetrain or an issue that someone has experienced.

I think you need to read my statement again. My exhaust is factory, not aftermarket and the factory cat has a recall, which is being replaced. To your point, We are all born ignorant, but one must work hard to remain stupid - BF

Recall on the cat confirmed today and new part is back ordered until late Feb. Wonder if Ford will be liable for carbon monoxide poisoning....

I heard issues ranging from the cat converter cracking to faulty exhaust manifold gaskets. Curious to see if Ford would void my warranty if I put on an aftermarket. I would hate for them to come back and say "the reason your turbo crapped out is caused by the aftermarket exhaust."

What year is your ST and when was the recall issued? I have not seen a recall. I have noticed an exhaust smell after a cold start and while sitting at stop lights. Selecting recirculating air seems to help but need to have Ford look further into it.

I did not notice it on the test drive and it was one of those small nuances that you end up noticing after the fact. I will ask to test drive another ST when I am at the dealership.

My thoughts exactly. Just didn't know if this was someone common with other ST owners and could be pinpointed based on my description alone. I'm going to take it to another shop other than where I purchased it so wee if they can determine what's going on.

The sound is coming form another location other than the flex pipe, which I also noticed and was able to pinpoint immediately. The low level humming noise is just any type of acceleration and coming from the engine bay itself. I tried looking up video's to see if there are examples and can't...

I recently purchased a 2020 Explorer ST and have been noticing a humming/rattling noise coming from the left engine bay right underneath the dash. This only occurs when accelerating in any driving mode. I had the Ford dealership look at it and they said it was a normal and coming from the...