Brake Electric Antilock problems of the 2000 Ford Mustang

While driving the vehicle at 45 mph another vehilce pulled out in front of consumer, causing consumer to slam on brakes. Brakes locked, causing vehicle to skid. Vehicle had extended stopping distance. Dealer had been contacted.

While traveling about 25mph in inclement weather tapped the brakes and vehicle skid into a guardrail.

Consumer stated without depressing the brake pedal the anti lock brakes locked up causing the consumer to have a vehicle accident. Dealer notified. Ts.

While driving on wet pavement and when applying brakes or making a turn vehicle skids out of control. Contacted dealer.

About 2 1/2 months ago my boyfriend was driving my car. He ask me if I had ever had the "brakes not want to work on me" I was driving and I came to a stop sign. There were 2 cars already setting at the sign. When I hit my brakes hard they did not go down as they normally would it felt like somethhing was keeping the brakes from working. I jerked the steering wheel to the right to keep from hitting the cars in front jumping a curb then it was like the brakes kicked in and started working and locked up.

When attempting to apply brakes a loud popping sound is emitted. Speed at time of braking is not a factor. Please provide any additional information.

While driving front passenger's tire locked up and vehicle slid. Consumer had a flat spot in the tire.

Braking problem occurs most every time you come to a stop very dangerous.

While driving back wheels locked on her, causing smoke to form inside of automobile. Automobile was not driveable. The cause for rear wheel noise is determined to be rear end assembly failure.

Car was left parked on slight incline with emergency brake engaged and in gear, when suddenly without warning the car began rolling and hit sign post.

When braking while making a sharp turn in either direction, brakes will vibrate violently and fail to stop the car. When reapplied the brakes operate as intended. Has happened four times and I had the dealer look into problem when vehicle was in service for an unrelated problem. Dealer reported that they found nothing wrong with the brakes.

Car was parked in driveway. Manual transmission was in gear and parking brake set. Driveway is approximately 30 degree incline. Auto rolled on its own approx 40 ft down driveway anh hit a tree. Ford failed to accept any defect responsibility in may. Today I read that Ford is recalling Mustang brakes and there have been no reported incidents. I have been unable to get Ford to acknowledge any responsibility.

While driving braking system malfunctioned, causing extended stopping distance, which may cause a crash. Please provide further information.

While driving 35 mph the vehicles abs locked up.