So i have a 2006 Gt and I have had it for 7 months now bought it new and it now has 22,ooo miles on it ( I drive alot). But anyhow in the past when it was warm out after driving a little the rear end would hum when you turned corners 90 degree corners took it to ford and so far i have gone through 2 cluth packs in a automatic car its cold out now so its a little harder to make the noise but i took it again and complained about power loss almost as if there was a rope around the drive shaft so got a oil change checked the clutch pack once again and it seemed fine to there settings but in disbelief my fuel pressure was extremely low so got a new fuel pump and filter.Has anyone had any of these problems or could i just possibly have a lemon thanks .........Brennen

 

Both of those issues have TSB's on them. The fuel pump has a TSB as well as the clutch packs. Many people have fixed the clutch packs by adding some extra friction modifier to the rear end. It is Ford's XL-3, comes in a little bottle you can get from the dealer for about $6. It has fixed mine, and fixed many others as well.

 

So may sound stupid but trying to figure out what tsb is Ill try the xl-3 but as now if i dont put more than a 100 miles on it it will not make the noise but thank you for responding

 

Technical Service Bulletin

 

Here is a link to the TSB. You can print this out and take it to your dealer, or try the XL-3 thing I already mentioned. http://bradbarnett.net/mustangs/gala...end%20moan.pdf