awwimer

I have a 2003 mustang gt with almost 10,000 miles on it. I would not say I drive the heck out of it but I do get on it every once in awile with the ocasional burn out (rev it up a little and let the clutch out). Now for some reason when I push in the clutch it gives me a howling sound that sounds like a belt slipping but not so loud. I have had a lot of problems with my clutch like I broke the self adjuster before after I first got it. (I hate that self adjusting clutch.) If any one has any tips what I should do for the future let me know, or if this has happened to any body else,(what did the dealer do, has it done it again since being fixed). </P>


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awwimer

hey does any body know if stock mustang clutches have brass bottons to hold the pads on? If so could that be the sound.</P>


oh reah back to the top</P>


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Buzzstang

GO AFTER MARKET! CENTERFORCE! REPLACE EVERYTHING! CABLE, QUADRANT AND ANYTHING ELSE ASSOCIATED WITH THE MOTION OF THE CLUTCH!

awwimer

how much will that run around? I was thinking about just a after market adjustable cluth cable and a metal adjuster in stead of that cheap plastic one that seems so easy to break. But I am wanting to s/c my car and pretty much every thing that goes along with it so that would probably be a good idea so it doesnt just go out later on.</P>


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Buzzstang

just pick up a 5.0 mustang mag or a muscle mustangs anf fast ford mag . then pick up a phone and start calling!