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Too Many Issues for a New Car?
Granted, this is from an F150, but this is the sound I heard in my Mustang a few times. I didn't remote start it, so I can't verify any driveshaft movement. Also, the issue is intermittent.- LarryOS650
- Post #39
- Forum: Issues, Repairs, Warranty, TSB, Recalls
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Too Many Issues for a New Car?
I haven't noticed any movement... Just a "clunk" that my passenger and I can feel. It hasn't done it lately, but it's been cooler where I live. We'll see when the temps rise. This issue aside, I think its an awesome car.- LarryOS650
- Post #37
- Forum: Issues, Repairs, Warranty, TSB, Recalls
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Too Many Issues for a New Car?
I'll see if I can dig some up again. I googled "Mustang transmission clunk when starting."- LarryOS650
- Post #36
- Forum: Issues, Repairs, Warranty, TSB, Recalls
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Too Many Issues for a New Car?
I'll see if I can dig some up again. I googled "Mustang transmission clunk when starting."- LarryOS650
- Post #24
- Forum: Issues, Repairs, Warranty, TSB, Recalls
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Too Many Issues for a New Car?
Mine just started doing this at just over 1,000 miles. I wasn't using the A/C, but it was the warmest day we had since I bought it, and the times it happened was after being parked for a short time. I've seen may posts with this issue, but no resolution. I have an appointment with my dealer this...- LarryOS650
- Post #13
- Forum: Issues, Repairs, Warranty, TSB, Recalls
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Introductions & Welcome Thread đź‘‹
Hi, everyone. After 15 great years of owning a 2002 Oxford White GT Premium 5-speed, I upgraded to a 2024 Dark Matter Grey GT Premium Coupe, 10-speed. What a great car to drive! Glad to be part of the 7G community!- LarryOS650
- Post #503
- Forum: S650 Mustang General Topics