GhostRider8
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- #16
No the brakes only vibrate after about minutes of driving. I will post a video of the grind give me a minute. As for the body panels my dealer has acknowledged they are misaligned and I have a service record that states "normal characteristics" because all the other mustangs on their lot have misaligned rear glass and hood and fenders.I just watched the video of your claimed brake vibration. That is the result of the brakes pads vibrating within the caliper due to cold friction compounds and light application pressure. Does it go away after the brakes warm up? If so, then that's a normal characteristic of the high performance calipers and brake pads used on the Performance Pack models. It's nothing that requires repair.
As far as the transmission "grind", can you post a video? I find it very hard to believe that your transmission grinds when shifting and the dealer won't help. As far as being "notorious" that is quite an overstatement, I've driven plenty of MT-82's and never had any grinding issues. Does it grind only in certain gears? Does it grind if you shift gears with the engine running at a stop and the clutch fully depressed?
Why don't you post some pictures of your claimed body panel misalignments? It seems that people on this site feed into each other regarding this issue and blow it way out of proportion.
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