Unexplained Mustang Issues after 2 weeks of Ownership
11/4/13, 01:18 PM
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Unexplained Mustang Issues after 2 weeks of Ownership
Have any of you experienced the following?
1. I depress the gas pedal, and there is this feeling coming from the car. It starts with a low growl, and works it's way up. It causes the hairs on the back of my neck to actually stand up.
2. If I depress the gas pedal further, the car actually PUSHES me into the back of my seat. Have any of you experienced this?! If I continue to depress the pedal, the mirrors appear to change, as images of other cars seem to shrink in size.
3. If I take corners too quickly, the lateral acceleration is so severe, it actually causes the sides of my mouth to stretch, and then curl upwards. This physiological symptom occurs repeatedly and is not easily controllable.
4. It causes the mouths of passengers to also curl upwards. This can sometimes occur before they even get into the car - usually when they first spot the Pony Projection lights.
These issues are not intermittent, and can be easily replicated if anyone wants proof.
Is there a TSB for these issues, or are they standard in every Mustang?
Have any of you experienced similar issues?
1. I depress the gas pedal, and there is this feeling coming from the car. It starts with a low growl, and works it's way up. It causes the hairs on the back of my neck to actually stand up.
2. If I depress the gas pedal further, the car actually PUSHES me into the back of my seat. Have any of you experienced this?! If I continue to depress the pedal, the mirrors appear to change, as images of other cars seem to shrink in size.
3. If I take corners too quickly, the lateral acceleration is so severe, it actually causes the sides of my mouth to stretch, and then curl upwards. This physiological symptom occurs repeatedly and is not easily controllable.
4. It causes the mouths of passengers to also curl upwards. This can sometimes occur before they even get into the car - usually when they first spot the Pony Projection lights.
These issues are not intermittent, and can be easily replicated if anyone wants proof.
Is there a TSB for these issues, or are they standard in every Mustang?
Have any of you experienced similar issues?
11/4/13, 02:52 PM
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My first thought was to contact Deysha; but, I think it goes deeper than that.
If you can believe it, I suspect these issues may be at the engineering and/or design level!! If that's the case, then I don't think any of the behaviour I'm witnessing will go away any time soon.
11/4/13, 04:43 PM
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11/4/13, 04:48 PM
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11/4/13, 05:02 PM
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[QUOTE=Glenn;6710223]I would try changing the air in my tires before I took it to the dealership."
I wouldn't recommend changing the air in the tires until you take it to the dealer. They may void your warranty for putting after market air in the tires.
I wouldn't recommend changing the air in the tires until you take it to the dealer. They may void your warranty for putting after market air in the tires.
