do u have to break in the engine or ready to go
2063228
Sent it back as we could not get it to run. It was junk. We bought a red at earthquake and is ready to run out of box and has instructions. Boy is very happy with the red cat.
2063229
no breakage the box said it was ready to run but it needed a few things to get it going. some type of starter and something else. it has been a while and my husband got it going. sorry im not very spesific.
392912
Holding down the "Ready/Go" button should work. It does for me. Hope this helps. :-)
764914
No, you have to put the key in the ignition switch to get the car in gear. The key will start the car by pressing the button. I use it in the cold to get the car warm when I get in; however, you can not put the car in gear without placing the key in the ignition switch and turning it on. Hope this helps.
1769524
At the entry part if the door !! Such if u are riding down the road with the door off n u have your foot prop on the side
2201312
It is ready to go. It is my granddaughter's favorite toy. It is very sturdy and well made and even comes with a BMW owner's manual that looks similar to that of my own BMW.
1168810
No. You have to be prepared, say with popsicle sticks in the glove box. It's worth the trouble. This gadget keeps my autistic grandson from hurting himself or others and from distracting the driver, which was a real problem when he could unlock his seatbelt.
66059
Tom, Unfortunately no it does not. Honestly as long as you have the engine tuned up properly EZ start doesn't give you too much. I will admit I liked having it, but once I spent a little more time tweaking the engine I ended enjoying it more without EZS.
546237
You can use whatever, but tracks recommends (obviously) to use their fuel, just make sure that whatever fuel you pick initially you stay with. Changing the fuel can damage the engine
823849
You would turn the handle to the left slowly. Make sure you do it a little at a time so you put your car down easy. You will feel the break point where it starts to go down then just keep going left a little at a time. Just use the grip part at the end to keep your hands away.
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Did u leave your driver side door open when u did it?Leave driver side door open...turn key fast on an off 8 times...I will hear the clicks..then tou will need to kit the lock key on the fob..
481381
outdoors with engine running.. I doubt it.. I'd also guess the vibration and the like might break it
177929
Just make sure you take out the key cylinder first or you'll break the cylinder.
1315951
If you are not driving them into things as you state, you shouldn't break it... But if you do RUN into things going fast, good chance it will break. So far so good on the one I got my 10 year old for Christmas. Luckily we have a lot of wide open area for her to drive it. She has hit a few things at low speed and it hasn't broke yet, but nothing has been hit at full speed yet.
115017
yes, do it all the time. Just be certain the brakes are locked on the wheels so it can't move
402777
The engine needs to breathe while running. As long as the air intake and discharge is not blocked by cover - you are OK. exhaust is vented thru the prop.
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I'm an old mechanic who learned his trade in the 50's and 60's and back in those days a new engine required a break in period. Being that your vehicle is very new, I would call your Ford dealer and ask if it requires a break in period as MotorKote may prolong that time and effect the performance of your engine. If it does require a break in, once you pass this time, you can use it in your Mustang. That is unless Ford uses seals that may be affected by this additive. Your best bet is to ask the people at Ford if they recommend it. But to answer your question, you can use MotorKote in anything that requires lubricating oil. I'm an old mechanic who learned his trade in the 50's and 60's and back in those days a new engine required a break in period. Being that your vehicle is very new, I would call your Ford dealer and ask if it requires a break in period as MotorKote may prolong that time and effect the performance of your engine. If it does require a break in, once you pass this time, you can use it in your Mustang. That is unless Ford uses seals that may be affected by this additive. Your best bet is to ask the people at Ford if they recommend it. But to answer your question, you can use MotorKote in... » Read More I'm an old mechanic who learned his trade in the 50's and 60's and back in those days a new engine required a break in period. Being that your vehicle is very new, I would call your Ford dealer and ask if it requires a break in period as MotorKote may prolong that time and effect the performance of your engine. If it does require a break in, once you pass this time, you can use it in your Mustang. That is unless Ford uses seals that may be affected by this additive. Your best bet is to ask the people at Ford if they recommend it. But to answer your question, you can use MotorKote in anything that requires lubricating oil. « Show Less
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No, you will need to change out the cylinder heads also. It requires pulling the engine out.