Conventional Parking Brake problems of the 2000 Ford Mustang

When parking brake is engaged while in neutral (manual transmission) on a slight incline. The parking brake will click down a few notches and start rolling causing property damage or even death of an individual.

The contact owns a 2000 Ford Mustang. While the vehicle is parked on a hill and the emergency brake is on the vehicle will continue to roll down a hill. The vehicle was purchased in November 2003. The repair shop said that it was something wrong with the emergency brake. The emergency brake, but this vehicle was not included in the recall due to VIN, according to the dealership and the manufacturer. In most cases after the vehicle had been parked for a while with the emergency brake on the vehicle would continue to roll. Also, the contact has been having problems with front driver and passenger seat belts. The passenger side seat belt was worse. The seat belts will not retract, causing the seat belts to get caught in the door. This problem existed since the contact purchased the vehicle.

Vehicle was in park, engine turned off on a upgrade with emergency brake engaged,. Ten minutes later, vehicle had released its emergency brake ,and rolled into another vehicle. Please provide any further information.

Consumer received a recall 00v349000 in mail. She took vehicle to dealership that informed her that vehicle was not included in recall. Afterwards, she called manufacturer who assured her that based on her VIN, vehicle was included in recall. Please provide any additional information/attachments.

Consumer was coming out of a driveway and applied emergency brake, and it failed, causing an accident . Dealership aware of problem.

While car was parked in a parking lot with emergency brakes on vehicle rolled into another parked car.

Vehicle was bought back under the lemon law guidelines. No safety defect stated.

Car was parked and not occupied when it rolled backwards off the parking lot and hit a tree, fairfield alabama police report taken by office r. M. Stidman. Insurance report; american commerce insurance company, 1-800-733-8207, case worker angela.

Car parked in garage, in gear with emergency brake engaged. While unattended, car rolled down 200 foot steeply sloped driveway, missing other parked car, knocking down tree and rolling into drainage ditch this side and then the other side of street. No one struck, injured or killed, but daughter and baby coming home just missed being hit. Extensive body damage requiring minimum of 3 separate trips to auto body shop. Car is still not properly aligned and convertible roof needs more work. Concerned about recently announced Mustang recall for parking brake failures and safety of continuing to drive and park this car.

While vehicle was on a slide incline emergency parking brake engaged, and vehicle started rolling out of driveway. Owner was able to stop vehicle from rolling, but not before it hit another parked vehicle. This was the third time this has happened since vehicle was purchased in December of 1999. Dealer was not able to find any problem with this vehicle. Ignition was not running when this happened.

After parking vehicle consumer was told that it had rolled into another vehicle. Parking brake was engaged. Consumer did receive recall notice 00v349000 for this problem, but accident happened before appointment.

Parking brake up and in gear roll, and hit two cars. Documented by police.

Vehicle rolled from driveway into a pole. Vehicle was parked out of gear with emergency brake engaged. Dealer notified. Ford denies any failure or malfunction.

Consumer received recall (00s37) however dealer refused to fix the problem.