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2013-14 Shelby GT500
GT500 Reverse Clank
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<blockquote data-quote="FordJunky" data-source="post: 16877703" data-attributes="member: 40009"><p>So…my GT500 has been mostly garaged for the last three months due to winter, but today I decided to take it out for a spin because it was a nice day. I put the car in reverse, gave it some throttle and the car wouldn’t move. I gave it a touch more throttle and it finally broke loose, but there was a brief clank as it started to roll. This happened last month as well, but it was below zero that day and I just assumed something was frozen. Today was a 50 degree day so I’m wondering if it’s something else. I drove it around for a good half hour and tried to recreate the problem by reversing; no issues. Anybody else experience this issue? Thought maybe the brake pad was sticking but I’m really not sure. Just want to make sure it’s not something serious.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FordJunky, post: 16877703, member: 40009"] So…my GT500 has been mostly garaged for the last three months due to winter, but today I decided to take it out for a spin because it was a nice day. I put the car in reverse, gave it some throttle and the car wouldn’t move. I gave it a touch more throttle and it finally broke loose, but there was a brief clank as it started to roll. This happened last month as well, but it was below zero that day and I just assumed something was frozen. Today was a 50 degree day so I’m wondering if it’s something else. I drove it around for a good half hour and tried to recreate the problem by reversing; no issues. Anybody else experience this issue? Thought maybe the brake pad was sticking but I’m really not sure. Just want to make sure it’s not something serious. [/QUOTE]
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