Ford Mustang

Keith G asked:


Does anyone know an easy way to change the ball joint on an 86 Ford Mustang? I’ve got the stands and spring compresser if needed, and undoing the ball joint from the spindle doesn’t look like much of a problem. I have to do this in my driveway while battling the Canadian winter. I really just want to know if there’s an easy way to pop the old ball joint out, and then press the new one back in without having to remove the control arm or using specialty tools.
Anyone got any ideas?

Clifford

hyper_sonic3318 asked:


I am buying a 1979 Ford Mustang and i am wonder what it is like?
How did it run, what was it like in the shop, can i still find alot of the parts?

Jimmy

Robin asked:


There are millions of people who want to buy a ford mustang in europe and across the globe. Then why is ford not selling it around the world?

Joseph

ruben218 asked:


does anyone know how to program a keyless remote alarm on my 2000 ford mustang? its the one that comes from the manufacturer with the lock/unlock/trunk option.

Mike

Mandy asked:


We (my husband and I) have came across a 1978 Ford Mustang. It has all of it’s original parts. It only needs to be restored. It has been sitting beside a garage for the last 5 years in neglect. The only parts that are outside is the car itself, covered with a tarp. The rest of the parts (engine, interior, ect. ) are in a covered trailor. Also my husband seems to think that there is a possibility that this car is a 1978 King Cobra. We were told that it is a 1976. But from what we have researched are pretty possitive that it is a 1978. And due to the fact that it has a 302 from the factory is what is making us belive that it is the King Cobra. My question is how much would you pay for this if it was your find?
In 2 years this car will have reached it’s 30 yr mark. Which will make it a classic. We are pretty sure that it is a 1978 King Cobra. It is the only year that ford made them and there were only just under 5,000 cars made. The guy who owns it now..Thinks it is a 1976? Not sure if he is right or not. But from what my husband thinks is that It does have the hood emblems along with the scoop. The guy is only asking about 1000 for it. I was just wanting to know if anyone out there thinks that this is a good buy?

Debbie

Erin MMM asked:


The car is a 1989 Ford Mustang, LX Hatchback. H/O 5.OL, stick shift with all original parts. It has 131 000 Kms and has never been winter driven. It is not in mint condition but I would say it is in very good condition. It has been stored for the last two years. In the last three years, it passed as safety and an e-test. Anyone that could help would be much appreciated.

Eddie

John Doe asked:


Where is the fuel filter located on a 1995 Ford Mustang GT?

Rhonda

Some Name asked:


Also i’m currently looking for a used or new 1971 ford mustang mach 1,

Josephine

moodolphin asked:


I cannot get the the rear calipers to screw back in, is there a trick to this. When I did the front brakes the calipers screwed in easily. I don’t get why the rear calipers are so difficult, they will not budge. Anyone have any ideas? Your help would be greatly appreciated! The car is a 2002 ford mustang V6 automatic.

Thank You

Dustin

monstermott2002 asked:


i just purchased a 1989 ford mustang and i am looking to make a first modification to it. i am looking for something fairly easy that i can do myself that i can do with normal tools. it already has bbk headers, bbk throttle body, bbk tb spacer, cold air intake, and pipes. So what can i now do to it that is fairly easy to do that will be on the cheaper side?

Carolyn