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Ford Motorsport ML-1 Off-Highway Use Only Warning Label - Racing Parts
Ford Motorsport WARNING label stating the part is intended for off-highway application only and may violate emissions and safety regulations.
This document is a warning label affixed to a Ford Motorsport parts box (label designation ML-1). The label states that the enclosed part has been designed and is intended for off-highway application only. It cautions that installing the part on a vehicle intended for use on public roads may violate U.S., Canadian, state, or provincial laws and regulations, including those relating to emission requirements and motor vehicle safety standards. A specific note addresses California, stating that in that state the part may legally be used only on a racing vehicle that will never be operated on public roads. The label further warns that installation of the part may adversely affect the warranty coverage of the vehicle. The label is signed 'FORD MOTORSPORT' with the code 'ML-1' below it. No specific part number, vehicle model, year range, or technical specifications are given on the label itself; it is a generic legal/compliance disclaimer that Ford Motorsport applied to off-road/racing-only performance parts packaging. The uploader filed this under a 2000 Mercury Grand Marquis, but the label itself contains no vehicle-specific applicability information.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does the Ford Motorsport ML-1 warning label say about where the part can be used?
- It states the part has been designed and is intended for off-highway application only, and installing it on a vehicle intended for use on public roads may violate U.S., Canadian, state, or provincial laws and regulations.
- What does the label say about using the part in California?
- In California the part may legally be used only on a racing vehicle which will never be operated on public roads.
- Does installing this part affect the vehicle warranty?
- Yes, the label warns that installation of the part may adversely affect the warranty coverage of your vehicle.
- Which regulations does the label say could be violated by on-road installation?
- Laws and regulations including those relating to emission requirements and motor vehicle safety standards in the U.S. and Canada, at federal, state, or provincial levels.
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