Alright folks, hopefully I'm in the right area here, but the past week and a half I've had the same issue been in and out of the shop twice now with the same issue that hasn't been properly fixed, I'm going to sound really stupid because I'm unsure what the part is actually called, but what has happened is inside where my clutch cable meets peddle there is a plastic holder clip or something that either holds the cable to the peddle or has some sort of relation to the peddle and it has snapped. The question is, where can i locate this part because the dealer has discontinued it for sure, and if no one can help locate, what the hell is it called so i have a hoping chance? lol

 

Hard to tell from your description, but the first thing that comes to mind is the clutch quadrant...a common problem on Fox Mustangs. The factory one is made of plastic, but there are many places offering replacement parts made of aluminum. Maximum motorsports, steeda, BBK, and others offer them for sale. Check out this article and see if this is your problem...
http://www.mustang50magazine.com/tec...des/index.html

 

a better description or better yet a picture would be very helpful,failing that you can get that piece down the road at the place there where buddy what's his name works,lol.ask for tom ..he's in charge of the i haven't got a clue what i need dept.loljust kiddin .good luck with your search.

 

thank you roddy, it sounds exactly like what it is, much appreciated for your help and for a more accurate confirmation when the clutch quadrant snaps i lose pressure on the clutch peddle all together and the peddle goes a bit limp, to a certain point in the movement of the peddle, like.... ohh thank you rampant racing for the amazing help you gave and the advice! just helped me realize theres 2 ppl in the forum... ill let you figure out which one you are... again thanks for the help roddy much appreciated.

 

No problem. It sounds like that's what it is. Steeda in Milton should be able to help you out. Don't mind rampant racing... He's just grinding your gears.

 

I agree with roddy

 

alright thanks for your help!!!

 

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