1. Ford Mustang
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  3. 2003
  4. Exterior Lighting

2003 Ford Mustang Exterior Lighting Problems

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Owner complaint records in our dataset

Records are owner complaints, not a measured failure rate.

Owner complaint recordsComplaint records reflect reports in our dataset and do not measure how frequently the problem occurs across all vehicles.

Among these 3 stored complaint records:

  • 1 indicate a crash
  • 0 indicate injury
  • 0 indicate fire

Mileage in stored records

BandRecords
1–30k mi2
60–100k mi1

Complaint records

Owner-submitted complaint content, presented as stored.

  • January 10, 2010 · 95,000 miles

    Electrical System · Exterior Lighting · Service Brakes, Electric

    Brake pedal switch harness connector deformed resulting in inoperative brake lights. Wires no longer fit within plastic connector. *tr

    ODI 10373955

  • May 1, 2009 · 15,000 miles

    Exterior Lighting · Seat Belts

    Passenger seat belt started sticking and being hard to pull out in 2005, i took it back to dealership they stated it was ok, i hardly used that passenger seatbelt because i usually drive alone. In 2009 it got stuck in the holder and i could not pull it out, at that point the ford dealership wanted over $300.00 to replace their already defected seatbelt. I checked junkyards in three different states and all the 2003…

    ODI 10586103

  • March 17, 2003 · 100 miles

    Body · Electrical System · Engine · Exterior Lighting · Suspension

    We have had issues with this car since it was bought new. All issues have been looked at by the dealer during the factory warranty and still remain unresolved. I have written a letter to ford headquarters but they sent a complete rejection letter. I was told today by a ford customer service representative to file a complaint here. I can supply documents and the original letter to ford if needed. The main issues from…

    Crash reported

    ODI 10760959

Catalog parts for this system

Catalog year/make/model rows for 2003 Ford Mustang.

Catalog fitment does not by itself prove OEM-equivalent compatibility.