I agree with Joe...I would also check or replace the ECT. That was the sensor that made the difference in my car. I would also ping above 4000rpms and replacing that sensor did it for me. Just start with the least expensive parts that everyone has mentioned, you will probably nailing your...
No I cant, I cant even get my fingers in their. There was nothing in the way in the engine bay for me to pull it out, it just wouldnt allow me to do it that way. I will get underneath and give that a try.
That is what I thought I could do is unbolt the part of the CAI that is closest to the fender and just pull it out but it wont come out. I was not sure what was holding it in their. So basically I am going to have to jack my car up and reach in their?
For whoever was a teen back when Vanilla Ice had that hit, despite how everyone is knocking him right now I can guarantee that everyone loved that song and bought his album. Come on fellas...dont kid a kidder!!!
That song is a true classic. One hit wonders...gotta love them.
I have had the car for 2 1/2 years now and I have never even touched the air filter, it is inside the inner fender. So this will be a first time for me. Before then I have no idea how long. That's great, I will pick up that kit this weekend.
I am going to be changing my spark plug wires for the first time. I read in one of the Mustang service manuals that you need to apply some type of lubricant inside the boots. Do I need to do this? Thanks for any help.
BJL95Mustang, from what I have learned about that the Neutral Safety Switch, I dont understand how the NSS would cause that problem that red is describing. Do you know the mechanics behind that?
Recently I had a real bad lean condition in my stang. The obvious symptoms were lean condition codes, stumbling and hesitation, and lack of power. 3 to 6 months before I resolved my lean condition I changed the plugs only. I do not know the last time the wires were changed if at all. Because...