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BMan100 11-29-2011 06:16 PM

MT-82 Transmission
 
Should I be scared now? i've been hearing problems about this transmission for the new mustangs ( haven't gotten mine yet not till new years) should I be worried? :? or is it like a break in cycle period that you need to follow? just wondering or should I just bail on it now and get a used GT500 with the Tremec sorry just a bit scared of this now.

B-man

ChadStang 11-29-2011 11:50 PM


Originally Posted by BMan100 (Post 163335)
Should I be scared now? i've been hearing problems about this transmission for the new mustangs ( haven't gotten mine yet not till new years) should I be worried? :? or is it like a break in cycle period that you need to follow? just wondering or should I just bail on it now and get a used GT500 with the Tremec sorry just a bit scared of this now.

B-man

I wouldn't worry too much about it. I've sold 6 or 7 now and none have had issues. You get 5 yrs powertrain warranty anyway. The 2010+ GT500s are known for some of their own trans issues.

SNAKEBITE 11-30-2011 02:48 PM

I thought it was pre 09's but anyways. Remember you have lots warranty so enjoy the new 5.0

ChadStang 11-30-2011 06:30 PM


Originally Posted by SNAKEBITE (Post 163406)
I thought it was pre 09's but anyways. Remember you have lots warranty so enjoy the new 5.0

Pre 2010 have clutch issues but post 2010 have an issue with a grind on the 1-2 shift under hard accelleration. If you haven't had the clutch TSB done it might be something you should look into. I had mine done just before I sold mine. I honestly liked the pedal feel of the original much better but the new style clutch is a big improvement as far as durability.

1low03gt 11-30-2011 08:59 PM

In all reality, what gear box did Ford not have any issues with is the question LMAO!

Red Pony 11-30-2011 09:43 PM


Originally Posted by 1LOW03GT (Post 163475)
In all reality, what gear box did Ford not have any issues with is the question LMAO!

Yep, our old 3/4 ton....put it in gear and then wait while it considers what it is you asked it to do....oh yea, that's it, ok, now I'm good to go.

SNAKEBITE 12-01-2011 05:39 PM


Originally Posted by ChadStang (Post 163447)
Pre 2010 have clutch issues but post 2010 have an issue with a grind on the 1-2 shift under hard accelleration. If you haven't had the clutch TSB done it might be something you should look into. I had mine done just before I sold mine. I honestly liked the pedal feel of the original much better but the new style clutch is a big improvement as far as durability.

Mine seems fine but we have a 5 year power train warranty so I still have time:chacha:

1low03gt 12-01-2011 06:57 PM

Yeah, Fords history with their trans (stick, or auto) threw history haven't been up to par.

ChadStang 12-01-2011 11:56 PM


Originally Posted by 1LOW03GT (Post 163574)
Yeah, Fords history with their trans (stick, or auto) threw history haven't been up to par.

I don't think Fords have really been worse than anyone else. GM and Chrysler have had some pretty weak transmissions over the years as well. That being said I have never had a trans issue with any of my Stangs, or any of my vehicles for that matter. T5, T45, T56, as well as all kinds of autos and all were great for me.

roddy 12-02-2011 05:57 AM

Other than the glass third gear in the old T5s, I haven't had many Ford transmission issues.


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