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ocsurf16

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I have a 2001 Mustang GT with just about everything but a blower for now...Ive always been able to get both wheels to spinn...the last few times ive tried even in the rain ..only the right rear tires spins...ive taken it back to the dealer twice and they said there is nothing wrong with it...ive course i told them i got stuck in the wet grass and said i noticed just 1 wheel spinning...Posi? Limited Slip? what could be broken?

 

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ocsurf16

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i guess nobody knows then ??

 

BullittStangV8

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Your dif. isnt locking. It could simply be time for a rebuild with new clutchplates and the such in the posi unit.
Mike

 

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ocsurf16

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the car is still under warranty...should i take it back again and get nasty??..and i see that your from nj, where could i get work like that done??

 

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if its still under warranty, i'd take it in and make them fix it, no questions asked

 

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ocsurf16

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well im just gonna have to get nasty then, thanks

 

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Chris00GT

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With all your mods your dealer might not cover it. Personally I'd take it to a local speed shop and have them rebuild it. A Ford rebuild kit is about $50 for the kit. Then have it rebuilt with extra clutches. You should be back in business.

 

road rage

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Just had my posi rebuilt while having my gears installed. Cost about 60 bucks

 

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Either you are beating the piss out of your car ... or it's Defective Take it Back to the dealer!~

 

reddrgn01gt

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BullittStangV8 said:

Your dif. isnt locking. It could simply be time for a rebuild with new clutchplates and the such in the posi unit.
Mike

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