samuelesm
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Hi, I have a 2016 Mustang GT PP (manual) with only 21k on it. Factory powertrain warranty expires in a few days.
I've been having this problem where, whenever I do a hard acceleration, especially whenever I slip the clutch on a hard pull, I suddenly start feeling a quite noticeable vibration whenever I'm near the biting point. I'm wondering if it's potentially something like a throwout bearing or whether my upshifting technique may be the problem. I'd say that I heel-toe downshift pretty well and I have no problem driving regularly.
I don't quite remember having this problem when I got the car at around 18-19k miles. It's only whenever I do a pull, and it seems to happen no matter if I let go of the clutch fast or slow. It does seem to go away after letting the car cool. I don't want to drive around having to worry about this.
Should I have a dealership check it out before my warranty expires? What could the problem be?
Sorry if this has been asked or covered before, and Thanks in advance!
I've been having this problem where, whenever I do a hard acceleration, especially whenever I slip the clutch on a hard pull, I suddenly start feeling a quite noticeable vibration whenever I'm near the biting point. I'm wondering if it's potentially something like a throwout bearing or whether my upshifting technique may be the problem. I'd say that I heel-toe downshift pretty well and I have no problem driving regularly.
I don't quite remember having this problem when I got the car at around 18-19k miles. It's only whenever I do a pull, and it seems to happen no matter if I let go of the clutch fast or slow. It does seem to go away after letting the car cool. I don't want to drive around having to worry about this.
Should I have a dealership check it out before my warranty expires? What could the problem be?
Sorry if this has been asked or covered before, and Thanks in advance!
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