Please help me with my 1995 Mustang GT 5.0

Also check that your harmonic balancer is solid. It's the part that holds the pulley to the crankshaft at the front lower center of the engine. You'll have to crawl under to take a look. Those often shift (the rubber which holds the balancer together gets old and brittle) and can cause vibrations. If it looks wrong, and there's rubber hanging out, it's likely bad.

Babydriver13 said:

Do you know why my speedometer and odometer are not working? even though i replaced the vehicle speed sensor.

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I just bought a 95 Cobra last weekend. Same problem. You'll want to pick up new gears. You can buy them and watch the install video here: https://lmr.com/item/LRS-17255OG/94-98-Mustang-Odometer-Repair-Gear-Kit

Babydriver13 said:

Do you know why my speedometer and odometer are not working? even though i replaced the vehicle speed sensor.

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Either there is a problem with the fuse for the cluster (unlikely since the tach works), there is a problem with the speedometer gear in the transmission (does the car have rear gears other than stock?), or there is a wiring issue to the speedometer.

Might try pulling the cluster and looking at the wiring. I have seen some mangled harnesses from previous owners doing their "sick mods".

Chris

Hi jozsefsz, I have a question auto zone sells Dorman part #800-130 and #800-131 for 95mustang gt 5.0 would these fit the one end of -6 high pressure fuel lines , if so what fittings would work on the other end of hose lines. Thanks for your help in this matter.

hi @Padlock you might wish to create your own new thread with this question, you'll likely get more views.
The Dorman parts you mention look correct for our cars (11mm & 14mm spring-lock ends) though the barbed fittings aren't really designed for AN type lines. Typically barbed fittings are used with the nylon type fuel lines (or even rubber with appropriate (not standard worm-drive) fuel hose clamps).

The other problem I see is that that the barbed fittings on both of these are 5/16, and the supply and return hoses are different sizes at the firewall. So you'll have some problems mating those together at the other end.

You may be better of doing things the more 'standard' way: https://www.stangnet.com/mustang-forums/threads/1995-gt-rubber-fuel-lines.877769/
When it comes to fuel hoses in the engine bay, I don't tend to want to experiment.

Hi, I talked to cliff at classic tube I asked if they could make itt automotive 4k07 -6 an high pressure fuel lines that are in my 95 stang gt. Told me to send them along with the end connections so I saw auto zone had Dorman part #800-130 #800131 with barbed ends may not be able to attach to an hoses? Also can the Russell part #640863- 641303 640903 640873 640853 can they be attached to the original 95gt looks like hard plastic fuel lines? Thanks for your feed back.

Hi all, bought these fittings from summit racing 640863-641303-640903-640873-640853 I called Fragola they said they would make up ptfe -6 AN lines #375030-30”” long but I need to go through summit. Will these fittings work on these hoses, I cannot find any auto repair shop in st Augustine to install the hoses and fittings when I have them all ,any idea who could do the job correctly I am not an auto mechanic
Thanks padlock

Hi there, the thread I'd linked has the complete parts list you'd require.