Ford Mustang owners have reported 6 problems related to brake sensor (under the service brakes category). The most recently reported issues are listed below. Also please check out the statistics and reliability analysis of Ford Mustang based on all problems reported for the Mustang.
A non-conductive pad is installed between the brake sensor switch and brake arm. The pad becomes brittle over time and breaks allowing the brake sensor to engage. This causes the car to go into �limp� mode which can occur while driving on highways. This is a safety issue since it occurs randomly and can happen at high speeds.
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Break sensor pad broke causing lights to always stay on and car to be in limp home mode.
Tl- the contact owns a 2014 Ford Mustang. The contact stated that while driving approximately 30 mph the braking system erroneously activated causing the vehicle to swerve to left. The contact indicated that during the failure only the front driver side brake had activated and the traction control sensor light had illuminated. The cause of the failure was not determined. The local dealer and manufacturer were not notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 91,000. Jft.
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Parking brake engagement/adjustment the emergency brake does no engage when the handle is pulled up due to a slack in the cable line of about 2 inches. This causes an issue driving as the sensor is engaged and can cause cruise control to turn off. Also, it becomes a risk parking the car on a hill since you have to pulled the handle all the way up for proper tension on the brake line cable. The other issue is this cable can come loose resulting in lost of the emergency brake function. Also, it can cause vibration and rattling since the cable mount and bolting can move against the transmission casing. Ford should create a TSB for this issue and notify dealers to look for it during regular maintenance since multiple users have had this on internet forums. . Read more...
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Issue 1 back when I had like 30k something brake cables freeze. Took it to Ford dealer and told them but they had to bill me $120 to check it out and another $500 but didn't solve the problem issue 2 found out about the flooding when the drain plug clogged up at passenger side issue 3 alternator went bad as well as the battery issue 4 vehicle started idle up and down issue 5 check engine came on and I got 5 check codes another issue was I was driving pulled up to a stop light starting to move again put it in 1st gear and the vehicle didn't take same time it took like 3-4 second before I moved out. I then smell something burning like brake pad shredding abs sensors idle speed and other electrical problem.
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Anti-locking braking system (abs) and traction control failed. The service light went on and I immediately took the car in for repair. The first repair took place between Nov. 11, 2005 and Nov. 18, 2005. The same problem occurred in December 2005. The second repair took place between Dec. 21, 2005 and Dec. 30, 2005. The same systems failed a third time. (Jan. 21, 2006) I am in the process of making another appointment. On the first repair, they replaced part # fmc 2r3z 2c219 CA (control) also fmc 2r3z 2c219 CA (core chg) during the next repair they replaced part # fmc f7zz 2c204 ab (sensor asy). During these repairs, the down time on my vehicle has been a total of 4 days and counting. The last incident on Jan. 21, 2006 was frightening. The abs system was engaging during normal braking. (stopping at a light) I could feel the system turning on and off. I felt as if the car might not stop. I turned around and went home. I feel the car is not safe to drive. I do not have any of the original parts for inspection.
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