If you drive it and it feels normal to you then I wouldn't waste my money. Mustang clutches are not like Fiesta clutches where you can push it down with your finger.
Recommendation for good clutch specialist in San Francisco area
Hello,
I was wondering if anyone can recommend a good mechanic in the San Francisco area (preferably closer to San Jose/peninsula) in order to test/diagnose clutch.
Both of my kids are complaining on the clutch in their Mustang ('11 V6, 45K on the car, Ford racing clutch line and shifter), that it is heavy and sometime they have problem shifting into the gear. I think it is fine and they just need to have more time behind the wheel, but would love to hear a professional opinion of someone who knows Mustang's clutches.
Thanks,
Vadim
I was wondering if anyone can recommend a good mechanic in the San Francisco area (preferably closer to San Jose/peninsula) in order to test/diagnose clutch.
Both of my kids are complaining on the clutch in their Mustang ('11 V6, 45K on the car, Ford racing clutch line and shifter), that it is heavy and sometime they have problem shifting into the gear. I think it is fine and they just need to have more time behind the wheel, but would love to hear a professional opinion of someone who knows Mustang's clutches.
Thanks,
Vadim
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I am aware of how Mustang clutch should feel (not sure how Fiesta clutch feelsIf you drive it and it feels normal to you then I wouldn't waste my money. Mustang clutches are not like Fiesta clutches where you can push it down with your finger.
). However, I still would want to have it checked by someone who knows Mustang's clutches.1 - 3 of 3 Posts
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