What kind of gas does a Thunder bird require

Asked by kar4me Feb 18, 2015 at 11:58 PM about the 2005 Ford Thunderbird 50th Anniversary Edition RWD

Question type: General

Hello,
I have tried a thunderbird 2005 for the first time and noticed that both seats were not
locked and could tilt forward. In the cars I drove before, the seats are locked in place
to not tilt forward unless you press a release lever on its side. Could someone with a
Thunderbird 2005 indicate if their seats are the same or if they lock? I am wondering if
the seats are broken in the car I tried??
BTW the electric positioning worked fine and the reclining lever worked fine.
thank you

4 Answers

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Do you want to know about the kind of gas to use or about seats? Unleaded regular is all you need.

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USE PREMIUM ONLY OR YOU'LL BE DRIVING A VERY GOOD LOOKING PIECE OF CRAP! TRY READING THE MANUAL.

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15,935

It will run fine on unleaded. If for some reason you think a 13 year old car should perform like a new one then go ahead and buy premium. I run regular in my 1965 390cu/325hp Bird and there is no real difference in performance. If your pocket book is bulging, then buy premium. As for your seat; There is a catch so you can easily swing it forward to let someone in the back seat. This is probably worn or broke. Not a real big deal unless it is important to you. Again, it's what the pocketbook can handle.

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