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  1. Lugnuts

    bypassing the neutral safety switch on my 98 GT?

    How about if it is an automatic?
  2. Lugnuts

    Wiring help from my mustang brothers

    Okay, I have determined that of the 7 original wires, 4 are for O2 sensors and 3 go to the shifter position sensor. Looking up parts, they call this the neutral safety switch. Someone on this forum must have done this conversion before and knows which wires I need to jump together to indicate...
  3. Lugnuts

    Wiring help from my mustang brothers

    Good to know - thanks for your help. Please post me with all info on the clutch safety switch and neutral safety switch that you can. I still need to find out what the round connector is and it's connections. Appears that pre 98 manual used this as strictly for O2 sensors and 98+ auto used it...
  4. Lugnuts

    Wiring help from my mustang brothers

    This is a picture of the plug in question. Black plug is the stock auto plug and has the following wires: blue w/black stripe red w/ green stripe purple w/ white stripe white w/black stripe yellow w/black stripe another white w/black stripe brown w/ yellow stripe The new manual...
  5. Lugnuts

    Wiring help from my mustang brothers

    I need someone with a "98 GT 5-speed to take a look at the wiring harness under the hood on the passenger side between the strut tower and the windshield. There should be a round plug (some are white and some are black). I need to know what position the white wire with the black strip is going...
  6. Lugnuts

    Supercharger Question

    One thing kinda hinted at but not simply stated is that a supercharger/blower is simply a belt driven compressor - the faster you turn the input shaft, the more boost you get until the point of cavitation. The faster the the engine speed - the faster the belt - the faster the belt (pulley...
  7. Lugnuts

    98 GT died and now will not start

    Sorry I did not see this thread sooner. New to the forum, not to cars. While it is possible to pop a fuse while driving, it is more likely that a fuse will pop because of another reason or when that circuit is initially excited due to inrush current. Might be worth a look around the car for...
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