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    2000 Mustang GT CCRM/Fuel Pump issue

    Thanks for the sanity check, I was measuring with the connector unplugged from the IFS so I would only see +12 on the side going to the switch and since unplugged nothing on the other side being that the switch wasnt in the circuit - right?
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    2000 Mustang GT CCRM/Fuel Pump issue

    This is measured between ONE of the 2 wires and a good ground, correct? the other wire would show 0 volts as it would only have voltage passed through it by the switch? Please advise & Thanks:)
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    2000 Mustang GT CCRM/Fuel Pump issue

    Probably the same as Motorcraft is Ford owned - which one did you go with? Did anyone measure voltage to ground on the pump inertia switch I should only see 12V on one side correct?
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    Front end squeak Steering rack, or tie rod bushings?

    Hey all - Did anyone lay under the car & have a helper move the wheels to the extreme left to re-create the squeak? When I did I noticed definite movement of the rack itself which seems odd to me but maybe its supposed to move a bit? This is on a 2000 stang with 26K miles. Thanks for any...
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    Passenger Window

    Bolts make more sense to me as well, thats the way they used to put em together anyway which worked fine:D Its likely to rain here in NC (we have some nice extremes in temp. here which likely contributed to the failure though the glass shop guys said DONT SLAM THE DOORS! - I dont but in my opine...
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    Passenger Window

    Thanks for the input HTH! We stopped at a couple local glass shops yesterday while out working to pick up some glass, etc. so I asked the guys there what adhesive they use & both shops said to use a urethane such as that used on windshields, I believe 3M makes a product called "Window-Weld", I...
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    Passenger Window

    Hey Hardtop - What adhesive did you use? I got some industrial silicone adhesive from the glass shop & it didnt last very long at all:-( Thanks In Advance!
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    2000 mustang window problem

    Yeah I need to get my butt out there and take a peek, I did notice the passenger side window drops down a bit when it reaches the top of its travel & the drive side doesnt which is why its hitting.
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    unaligned body seems. anyone else have this?

    Hey GettinThere - No problemo:nice:
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    unaligned body seems. anyone else have this?

    :-) I was considering a similar "fix" myself last night:D Is the seat bottom so mashed its wider then normal or what?
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    unaligned body seems. anyone else have this?

    Yes I DID notice the post date - just because the thread was started a year or so ago doesnt make it irrelevant does it? If thats the thinking the the forum owners should save disk space & dump everything over a certain age like they do over at mustangworld.com which I think sux:rolleyes:
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    unaligned body seems. anyone else have this?

    Did you ever take the door apart to see if the stop is in place, etc? My 2000's driver door screwed up yesterday & wont close right unless its rolled down some - weird thing about body alignment is the passenger door didnt line up at the top since new but when I was looking yesterday it appears...
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    2000 mustang window problem

    Hi There - Did you ever get this issue resolved & if so what did you discover? I shut my door today & it acted as if something was in the way but I believe the window is going up to far as you mention, the door opens & shuts fine when its down a crack or more. Wierd it was fine when I parked it...
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