9.3

really awful
Typical Repair Cost:
$2,200
Average Mileage:
46,150 miles
Total Complaints:
3 complaints

Most common solutions:

  1. buy new clutch (1 reports)
  2. not sure (1 reports)
  3. replace the cluch and flywheel (1 reports)
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problem #3

Feb 212015

Mustang GT Premium Coupe 5.0L V8

  • Manual transmission
  • 84,345 miles

damn old clutch on it was fine but didnt fit on new flywheel that had worn gear teeth. starter also had teeth worn

- dark_maximus, Fate, TX, US

problem #2

Jun 062016

Mustang GT Coyote 5.0L V8

  • Manual transmission
  • 31,000 miles

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clutch failed clutch failed

This is what came of my 2011 Mustang when the car lunched out of control while making a left turn. You can't see the Jaguar that is missing it's rear quarter or the guys trellis and yard ornaments. Or his wife's pride when she saw my car half way in her back yard. I did manage to miss the house though.

Upon turning left and hitting the gas the car started to lunch forward at full bore. The car then spun out. I depressed the clutch and brakes at the same time but the car continued to lunch forward. The clutch kept trying to put my knee into my chests. The brakes went to the floor and failed to work at all, but the throttle was wide open. With the clutch all the way in and the brake pedal to the floor we missed the house hit the Jaguar, missed the house again, went through the trellis and hedges before I could turn the key off to stop.

The good is, nobody got hurt!

- Paul S., West Warwick, RI, US

problem #1

Feb 282012

Mustang 3.7L V6

  • Manual transmission
  • 23,000 miles

The car had less than 24,000 miles when the clutch, master cylinder, slave cylinder and flywheel failed.

Ford refused to warren the work, 2200 dollars out of pocket to repair.

- bigolboogyman, Merryville, LA, US