Possible bad hub?

Is that the piece that connects to the Hose and then routes it across the bar? I'll check it out before I send it to the shop. Thanks again!
 
wraitherx said:
Is that the piece that connects to the Hose and then routes it across the bar? I'll check it out before I send it to the shop. Thanks again!
Correct,you can kill 2 birds with one stone on friday and best of luck.  Z
 
I was able to get a closer shot of that vacuum hose which has a clamp on it,your best option is to purchase a hose clamp tension band for a much more secure fit,BTW think this topic should be changed to vacuum hose air leak.lol  Z
 
I thought that spring clamp was a zip tie from the video that you originally posted.
But there is a zip tie next to that vacuum hose that were talking about connecting the two heater hoses together.
 
glock-coma said:
I thought that spring clamp was a zip tie from the video that you originally posted.
But there is a zip tie next to that vacuum hose that were talking about connecting the two heater hoses together.

Got ya. Yeah, I knew about that one I was just under the impression that were still on that vacuum hose and I wasn't seeing it. I was about to make an appointment with my optometrist.
 
W, could not help notice some type of oil or grease along the engine cover,right by the brake reservoir,is the level full?  Any signs of fluid inside the hood by the padding? How many miles on your SHO and do you use a premuim synthetic oil?  Z
 
Update:
Had to keep pushing back the appointment due to the weather being so bad the past week. I told them that I'd try and schedule a time when I was off and instead of me calling them the first day of great weather I get a call saying that they could get me in at 0800 this morning. Went to the dealership to drop it off and was greeted by a lovely young lady who complemented me up a  down about the car. She was really nice and had all my needs documented and then found that the license plate lamp recall hadn't been done and ensured that it would get taken care of. The last time I was in I had an appt with a gentleman who seemed rather reluctant as to everything I was saying and it was a relief to hear her address my concerns with enthusiasm the way she did. I took the opportunity to give the cobra some TLC as I was prepared to be driving her for the next day or so and to my surprise I get a call from her at 1500 stating that my car was done. She stated that the hissing sound wasn't normal and replaced the gray valves. She stated that they should be hissing but not to that volume. She also said that the steering TSB was done for the thrust washer and she went ahead and replaced the hub cause it was making a slight sound and wanted to get it taken care of right the first time to save me the trouble. Interestingly enough I find out that she is the manager of the "special team" (lol) that only deal with the Sho's, raptors, shelbys, etc. never knew ford dealership had teams like those. I'll pick up the car shortly and then update once I've driven it some.
 
ZSHO said:
W, could not help notice some type of oil or grease along the engine cover,right by the brake reservoir,is the level full?  Any signs of fluid inside the hood by the padding? How many miles on your SHO and do you use a premuim synthetic oil?  Z

Good eye. That's actually from left over residue that I didn't see when cleaning the bay the week before. The level is full and everything has been switched to synthetic fluids. The sho has 21k on the clock.
 
wraitherx said:
Update:
Had to keep pushing back the appointment due to the weather being so bad the past week. I told them that I'd try and schedule a time when I was off and instead of me calling them the first day of great weather I get a call saying that they could get me in at 0800 this morning. Went to the dealership to drop it off and was greeted by a lovely young lady who complemented me up a  down about the car. She was really nice and had all my needs documented and then found that the license plate lamp recall hadn't been done and ensured that it would get taken care of. The last time I was in I had an appt with a gentleman who seemed rather reluctant as to everything I was saying and it was a relief to hear her address my concerns with enthusiasm the way she did. I took the opportunity to give the cobra some TLC as I was prepared to be driving her for the next day or so and to my surprise I get a call from her at 1500 stating that my car was done. She stated that the hissing sound wasn't normal and replaced the gray valves. She stated that they should be hissing but not to that volume. She also said that the steering TSB was done for the thrust washer and she went ahead and replaced the hub cause it was making a slight sound and wanted to get it taken care of right the first time to save me the trouble. Interestingly enough I find out that she is the manager of the "special team" (lol) that only deal with the Sho's, raptors, shelbys, etc. never knew ford dealership had teams like those. I'll pick up the car shortly and then update once I've driven it some.
W, I'm a bit confused here and was this an update on your car or about the manager,sounds like she certainly managed to get your attn with some (TLC) hope you got some digits,pics will be great.  LOL  Z    BTW make sure to test drive the car before taking it back to the stable.
 
Great update, wraither, sounds like this dealership is a GOTO from now on.  And be sure to post the RIGHT pics, or else ;)
 
Lol. She was a nice girl and that's about it. Can't really do to much with the wifey by my side not that I would want to give that up. I took it for a drive and went into a near by garage to hear anything and nothing anymore. The tech came out and showed me the two gray valves and it had a hair line fracture that caused the sound to be magnified when trying to get out of the crack which made sense. All in all I'm happy with the dealership and will return for anything that needs to be addressed.
 
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