Evaporator Kit has gone out, which causes the inability to defog the windows. During this last summer (2022), I regularly had to deal with 100+ degree weather, and during heavy rainstorms, just had to pull off the road and manually wipe down the window, which only increased visibility by about 50%.

- Albuquerque, NM, USA

While I was driving I had my defroster on, and I noticed the passenger side started to fog up, but not the driver side. When I got to a red light, I felt the passenger side blowing cold air instead of hot air which caused me not to see well due to half the windshield being fogged up. After doing research, I found out that a lot of owners with 15-17 Mustangs have this issue and it has to do with the blend door actuator. I replaced that part and installed it and it worked for 2 days and went out again. As it gets colder I fear this is going to create more of a safety hazard. I truly feel that this should be a recall by Ford considering this is a safety function.

- Sevierville, TN, USA

Rear view camera failure, when attempting to reverse the rear view camera will go blank, or get distorted. Because of this it severely diminishes rear visibility.

- Stockton, CA, USA

This model has known issues with the A/C system. A defect in the evaporator core causes poor A/C performance, for which there is a posted tsb. I believe there is potentially a safety issue here which would warrant a recall. Since the refrigerant leaks into the cabin from the evaporator core, the windscreen forms a residue which obstructs driver visibility, especially when there is glare from the sun. Driver visibility is a factor in the probability of automotive accidents, therefore the commonly defective A/C system directly impacts the safety of this model. To maintain performance of the A/C system, it must be topped off. But visibility suffers and the windscreen must constantly be cleaned. Another safety issue is that refrigerant that is leaked is chronically inhaled by occupants of the vehicle. I'm not sure about the toxicity of R134A, but I can't imagine that it belongs in peoples lungs. If is it dangerous to do so, then I must reiterate, the commonly defective A/C system directly impacts the safety of this model. I sincerely hope that this issue gets more attention and a solution is proposed. Thank you and best regards.

- Dallas, TX, USA

2016 Ford Mustang GT. Evaporator has failed twice (1st time @ 7K miles, 2nd time @16K miles). Each failure caused loss of ac, and resulted in a film building up on all interior window surfaces. Visibility was obscured when driving into the dealership to have serviced during second failure, most likely due to R-134A refrigerant leaking into passenger compartment"!"

- Cary, NC, USA