Well guys. More bad news for me (and I'm guessing the rest of the impacted owners). The problem is back and worse then ever. The CEL stayed on for 40 minutes of driving and the car misfired all the way to the dealer.
I called Ford and opened a ticket to start the buy-back process. This makes 5 attempts for them to fix the car. 6400 miles of random intermittent misfire is bad for the engine. Valves, pistons, rings, cats, etc all get damaged due to misfire. Even if they fix the issue this time, they are going to be hard pressed to convince me there is no long-term damage. I truely believe my engine will not last as long as an engine that has not experienced this problem and for so long. I want another Mustang.
Who wants to take bets on if this will turn into a "My lawyer is bigger than your lawyer" pissing contest? I'd be willing to guess the odds of this going smoothly are not in my favor.
I called Ford and opened a ticket to start the buy-back process. This makes 5 attempts for them to fix the car. 6400 miles of random intermittent misfire is bad for the engine. Valves, pistons, rings, cats, etc all get damaged due to misfire. Even if they fix the issue this time, they are going to be hard pressed to convince me there is no long-term damage. I truely believe my engine will not last as long as an engine that has not experienced this problem and for so long. I want another Mustang.
Who wants to take bets on if this will turn into a "My lawyer is bigger than your lawyer" pissing contest? I'd be willing to guess the odds of this going smoothly are not in my favor.