Front Suspension Problems of Ford Mustang

My vehicle has loss of steering control. Found recall for this issue on line, however, my VIN number does not correspond. I called NHTSA and they suggested I file a complaint. My vehicle has no external leaks or worn or torn suspension parts, it must have internal damage to steering gear. Ford does not show a recall. I will be repairing my vehicle in the meantime, ones vehicle is very necessary to get by our day to day business, however, I need this issue resolved.

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At 18,000 miles the tires on my Ford Mustang shelby are showing the cord. They said the alignment is ok. They want me to buy new tires to solve the problem.

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The left driver side of the car came completely of and fell on the rim and brought the car to an almost complete stop.

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Attempted to turn with the curve of the road, car did not respond, kept going straight despite turning the steering wheel. Crashed into oncoming vehicle. Turned out there was suspension damage to my car. Went online to check if there was a recall for my auto (2007 Ford Mustang), turns out there is.

This past may, after driving a 1999 Ford Mustang convertible 50,000 miles it was inadvertently discovered that the front left suspension system had only one of two bolt holding that entire system to the frame of this car. It appears that this 4 inch bolt was never fastened to the vehicle although this car was inspected a dozen times by the dealer. This apparently dangerous defect was discovered by an independent brake shop not Ford. Since may of 2005 this vehicle has been in storage awaiting some answer by Ford; not until follow-up calls were recently placed to Ford did Ford respond. Ford's only response to complaints about this is take it to the dealer to be inspected, the same dealer that inspected it a dozen times. Fords apparent lack of concern is troubling. Especially if this is a dangerous vehicle to drive. In may of 2005, Ford was immediately contacted and asked about possible structural damage given the stress to the remaining steel components that were attached to the frame. Two follow up calls were ignored; a letter to wm. C. Ford was ignored. As Ford's response is awaited, this vehicle has been placed in storage in that it appears to be a danger to drive. Not knowing whether this is a fluke or not, your office is being contacted. Given the potential problems if this is not an isolated incident, your office's investigators are welcome to inspect this vehicle before it is fixed by a company other than Ford. Your response is welcome, thank you.

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When making turns left or right there is a very loud click from the front end. This is a constant occurrence, usually when the vehicle is not on level ground but when there is a slope such as in parking structures. I have taken it to the dealer regarding this problem , but they have not fixed it yet, and the parts they originally ordered they now say will not fix the problem. In addition, there seems to be a less audible click coming form under the front part of the car, usually when the heater or the air conditioning is on, which no one seems to pinpoint. This is not constant but is an off and on occurrence. Lastly, I have a problem sometimes when fueling as the pump turns off right after I begin fueling as if the tank is full when it is not. I solve this by changing the pump or gas station but it happens too often for it not to be mentioned.

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At 800 miles I had a crunching sound from the front end. They had to replace the bushings and arms. Did both sides. I have heard other Mustang owner has had same issue. Can someone check into this?.

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Vibrating sound coming from the front passenger side. It usually occurs when the a/c is on and the car is either accelerating or decelerating.

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While traveling 40 mph in dry weather conditions vehicle swerved to prevent hitting an object,the car started to slide sideways, and the two wheels on the driver's side came off. Dealer has been contacted.

The consumer was making a left hand turn and the car went out of control and hit a curb, the right side of the tire was inflated before it hit the curb. Also accident cost 2700. 00 in damages.

Caster adjustment in front of the vehicle was defective, causing tires to wear excessively. Dealerhsip examined vehicle,and informed consumer that an autobody shop would have to make the repairs to vehicle. Please provide any additional information/attachments.

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Vehicle experiences front end vibration.

Vehicle pulls to the right/vibrates at 65-75 mph due to misalignment.

Vehicle pulls to the left and vibrates above 50 mph, it is worst around 60 mph.