We explained that there is no way for the oil to mix with the water other than internal engine/head/gasket failure (the vehicle is not equipped with an oil cooler) and asked how they proposed the oil got into the water their response was, "I don't know you, you tell me." in a smart tone of voice implying we had sabotaged the engine, which is ridiculous because we lose money at their warranty labor hours and rate of pay. They have denied the labor claim saying that they find nothing wrong with the engine. On one of the engines that the oil is mixing with the water, we sent pictures of the milky mess coming out of the radiator and coolant jug and of a failed combustion gas test. The last 4 engines have had internal failure, oil mixing with water, and oil leakage from the rear main seal, which comes pre-installed in the engine.
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My professional shop has installed approximately 20 of their rebuilt engine and transmission assemblies.
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The manufacturer still shipped a replacement engine free of any charge to ****** along with the freight both ways even though no manufacturing defects were found and this only carries manufacturing defect warranty coverage. There are other outside influences that can cause vibration such as vacuum issues, motor mount issues, transmission mount issues, harmonic balancer and flywheel/flexplate issues. Compression was good across the board, oil pressure was good, torque to turn was in spec as well. The manufacturer sim tested this engine at final assembly and had no issue with any vibration. The manufacturer has confirmed the correct crankshaft for internally balanced applications was installed in this engine. 3.8L Mustang engines were externally balanced through 2000 and then internally balanced starting in 2001. Under a no fault warranty the labor would've still been covered even though the manufacturer determined there was not any manufacturing defects with the long block engine assembly. The distributor ****** purchased this through offers a couple different no fault warranty options which must've been declined by ******.
All Rights Reserved.This engine was purchased with a manufacturing defect only warranty coverage. In addition, an area designated as Café AER is used for parties, luncheons and meetings.Īlthough the Auto Museum is not open to the public, AER customers are encouraged to visit and tour.Ĭopyright ©2002 AER Manufacturing, Inc. To add to the museums ambiance is antique memorabilia, such as:Įarly 1900 model of a Ford Dealer sign hanging from the roofĪuthentic juke box, slot machine, pinball machine and phone booth! Grand Prix of Dallas, representing the Trans AM races of the early 1990sĬustom Automotive and Automotive Supply Speed Shop Street scene to represent north suburban housingįull-size replica of a Texaco station Willis Texaco The mural depicts famous and familiar scenes that correspond with the walls locationsuch as the Dallas skyline on the east wall, and Fort Worth on the westwith numerous classic cars, hot rods and motorcycles throughout.ĪER Chairman Bob McGraw and fellow AER employees have filled the showroom with their own personal car collections.įord 1963 F-100 Unibody with a blown 302 with Nitroįord 1965 Mustang, high performance 289 2+2įord 1967 ∻ production race car, a Shelby GT 350 Mustang Using monochromatic black, white and red paint, the artist draws viewers in with endearing scenes of days gone by. Artist Duke Horn painted the mural from 1994 to 1996. The backdrop for the vintage-cars display is a 360-degree life-size mural that took two years to complete. The cars are waxed to perfection, and those with raised hoods reveal engines that shine with the care that has been bestowed upon them. The museum features 14 cars and trucks, each with descriptive informational signs. The AER Auto Museum is located in a 12,000-square-foot showroom in Carrollton, Texas, at the companys corporate headquarters. What began as a passion for classic and hot rod cars soon became an incredible showroom filled with vintage cars and memorabilia.
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