Couple questions about 90lx 2.3

ok...it's runs good...but sounds bad?? does the exhaust sound bad....what sounds bad?? and if it runs good and you can find what the "noise" is and fix it. then why not keep the 4 banger and build it up one day??

as far as the fox body .....i have no idea why.....but..i think from 79-93 was the foxy body style and 94-98 was the sn95.

The 79-93 Mustangs were nick-named "Fox" bodies. The 94-up chassis was called the "Fox-4".

What exactly sounds bad? I mean, 2.3's have a weird sound that is kind of an aquired taste.

Well, it probably sounds "dead" because it is a convertible. The convertibles were the slowest mustangs, 5.0 or 2.3. Does it have an automatic or a 5 speed?

There's not much you can do with the stock 2.3L really, especially if it's an automatic. You can do some little bolt ons but they don't really help all that much.

As for the volkswagen bugs....I don't think originals are hard to find because people made bajas out of them, I'd say they're hard to find because they either rusted out or got wrecked or were otherwise junked. My friend in high school had a Baja bug and that thing was a money pit, the engine blew up two or three times.

For your hydraulic question. You need to go in the trunk and pull out the rear lining right underneath where the top folds down in. Next there should be a little black motor there with a wiring harness and two hoses running from. Disconnect the wiring harness and unscrew both lines off with a wrench and plug them with your fingers. Pullout the motor (it may or may not be bolted to the car) and when you pull it out there should be a plug in the motor where you can add the fluid. And the fluid you need is simple ATF (Auto tranny fluid)

As far as I know thats all I had to do on my 91 vert, but I could be all wrong. Hope I could help some.

However I don't really think the fluid needs to be changed unless the motor was replaced as well and it is empty