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Originally Posted by m3bs
The car belongs to a friend of mine. Engine started losing power, then seized. Not sure what happened. He was still warming up when it happened, no missed shift, no over rev. Likely a manufacturing issue, much like a number of the early C7 engines. Stuff happens. Ford’s response will be the important thing to me.
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Wow. Sorry for your friend. It sucks to be all excited for a track day and going back home with a broken car. I hope it can be fixed in short order. But unfortunately, it is not like Ford has a ton of spare engines laying around. A seized engine on track means he needs a completely new engine. He should not accept anything less. Unless it was not really seized and just shut down due to electronics or fuel starvation and the like. Hoping for the best.