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Problems with 2013 Ford Mustang EXTERIOR LIGHTING

On average, the 2013 Ford Mustang starts to “feel” problems with the EXTERIOR LIGHTING and its various aspects after 10 003 miles.

Recently reported EXTERIOR LIGHTING problems on 2013 Ford Mustang

The stereo panel glass is defective because it can not hold up to simple cleaning solutions i.e. windex type glass cleaners.

All 2013 mustangs come equipped with led drl lamps that illuminate full time whenever the engine is running. these are two white strips alongside each headlamp. in broad daylight, they are barely noticeable; less up close. on overcast days, they are slightly visible but so dim, they offer no "added" safety effect for having them on, vs other vehicles with drl's. i've seen other mustangs same year as mine & they are all the same. nothing wrong with them. at night, they are lit with same brightness level, which is just about right (at night). why do they advertise having them since they do absolutely no good? in fact, they can give the vehicle operator a false sense of "added security", thinking you are seen more easily by other drivers? *tr

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