- May 11, 2004
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Hey guys, got a 2001 Mustang GT here that is now on heater core number six in two years. The Ford Dealership was nice enough to say they weren't going to warranty it this time so I get to put in another one. They did say they'd cut me a deal at $800 and I'd have another one year warranty on it. They can't seem to say why this car CONSTANTLY blows heater cores, but until recently they said every 2001 has this problem. I bypassed the core until it got in to the teens here recently and thought now would be a good time to fix it. I called Steeda to see if they had a lower pressure radiator cap as I'm looking for anything that will keep this thing from pouring anti-freeze in to the cab...again.
Things I've done -
1. Tested negative for Electrolysis
2. Contacted Ford and they deny that there is a problem and it's obviously a modification I've made to the car. The car is stock. Their solution is to buy a new Ford and sell that one to someone else.
3. The core has been replaced but the hoses leading in to it never have so I ordered new ones of those for this go-round.
The dealership (and strangely Steeda) said this is an isolated incident and no one on earth has had to replace a heater core in a Mustang ever. Did Ford buy out Steeda and I didn't get the memo? Anyway...if somebody knows anything that can help me from doing this again in three to six months I'd appreciate it.
Things I've done -
1. Tested negative for Electrolysis
2. Contacted Ford and they deny that there is a problem and it's obviously a modification I've made to the car. The car is stock. Their solution is to buy a new Ford and sell that one to someone else.
3. The core has been replaced but the hoses leading in to it never have so I ordered new ones of those for this go-round.
The dealership (and strangely Steeda) said this is an isolated incident and no one on earth has had to replace a heater core in a Mustang ever. Did Ford buy out Steeda and I didn't get the memo? Anyway...if somebody knows anything that can help me from doing this again in three to six months I'd appreciate it.