2010-2014 Mustang Information on The S197 {GenII}

Smooth Clutch Engagement Gone

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Old Feb 1, 2011 | 07:51 AM
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Angry Smooth Clutch Engagement Gone

Are there any clutch experts who can help? I have 3000 miles... My flywheel and clutch assemblies have been replaced twice already because my clutch engagement is on/off... Meaning, I'm unable to get the clutch to engage smoothly (from stops in 1st) without the car jerking/bucking. My coworker and I purchased identical cars within a week of each other and I drove his again - beautiful progressive engagement. I drove another new GT at the dealer - beautiful progressive engagement. Get back into mine - jerk-buck. It feels like there is literally a half inch of pedal travel between ENGAGED and DISENGAGED. During the last repair they replaced everything between the crank shaft and the driveshaft. In my mind, this leaves 2 possibilities:

1: The master cylinder is the culprit
2: Something is going wrong during reassembly (grease on disc, etc)

I've been extremely patient as my car has been in the shop for this and the shifting issues 4 times now. Can anyone here give me some guidance as to how I should move forward? The car is not functioning like the dozen I test drove before making the purchase, my coworker's car, or even MY car when I took delivery.

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Old Feb 1, 2011 | 07:57 AM
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I would research lemon laws in your state before it's too late. If the dealership tries to fix the same problem more than once/twice (depending the state), you qualify for a lemon. Ford should give you a brand new car or give you back majority of your money. Hit up a lemon law lawyer. It doesn't cost you a thing, lawyer gets paid from Ford.
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