Six problems related to brake disc rotor have been reported for the 1999 Mercury Mystique. The most recently reported issues are listed below.
While applying the brake pedal went to the floor. Consumer was able to control the vehicle. Abs braking light appeared on the dashboard and remained on. Consumer drove the vehicle to dealer for inspection, and mechanic determined that brake pads and rotors needed to be replaced due to worn out parts.
Heater did not work properly. Vehicle was taken to dealer, and the blower switch was replaced. Also, consumer heard a loud squealing sound when depressing the brakes. Rotors were replaced on both sides of the vehicle. The dashboard began to rise up from the dashboard mount. Dealer had not yet resolved the dashboard problem. Manufacturer would be informed of the myriad of problems consumer was having.
Brake hose was rubbing against frame and suspension. Also, front brake rotor kept warping, and dealership mechanic replaced brakes at 4000 miles . This was fourth pair of brakes. Front brake rotors warp and need replaced every 4000 miles.
The car has been in the dealership service dept more than I seem to have it. . For many different problems. Needed a new engine at 23k,airconditioner broken at 24k,the car shakes and vibrates had it in the shop many times still shakes! rotors are pulsing again had them turned twice already,needs to go in this Aug for a peeling clearcoat correction on the passenger side 2 days to paint. . And the car only has 26k help! and Ford has ben terrible with dealing with problems and never provides loaners even when they had my car for 3 weeks!.
The left front power seat base twists and rocks on its supports. This defect occurred within three months after purchase, the dealer is now installing part #xs2z5461711aa for the third time. I am concerned that if these seat supports fail this easily, how well will they perform in a crash? in addition, if these continually fail, a stronger brace should be installed, not the same part over and over. In reference to my second problem noted, the brakes shuddered within the first month of ownership. (1/99) the dealer cut the rotors and the problem reappeared soon after. Again I returned the vehicle to the dealer, he informed me that the rotors are not covered under the basic new vehicle warranty. My concern is as follows: if the rotors are warped from the date of purchase, shouldn't the dealer replace them? nonetheless, I recently replaced the front rotors and pads at a sts tire store.
Consumer took vehicle to dealer at 700 miles for poor brake performance, dealer replaced brake rotors, at 2000 miles the brakes are still not stoping correctly, and they have no remedy. Vehicle wobbles when braking.