HeadAche asked:


I have a 66 mustang, and it idle’s really high, so when i first start it up, if i dont rev the engine enough it stalls out.
how do i go about adjusting the carburetor to correct this, or do you know of any websites that can help me out.

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spudmustang asked:


I’m restoring a 1965 Ford Mustang. I’ve stripped it down to a rolling chassis, and in the process discovered that the floor panels are rusted through in several places. I’ve also discovered evidence that the car had been in a front-end collision. I wanted to do a lot of the body work myself, but now I’m worried that cutting out the entire floor will cause the chassis to bend. I’m also worried that the chassis may already distorted due to the collision. How do I replace the floor without warping the chassis, and how can I be sure that the chassis is straight?

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sigepdave34 asked:


I have a 2004 V6 mustang with a manual transmission. Also, how often am I supposed to change it? I think it’s about every 30k miles or so. I’ve also heard gear oil can work well.Thanks.

RAYMOND

pistonclash asked:


Or is a cage the only way to strengthen the unibody of a Mustang? I know subframe connectors are a joke on these cars. I am running 11.80’s, but it is a street car. I would like to build a chassis and drivetrain to handle (some day!) 700-800 horsepower. My body is already “rippled” from running the e.t. that I do. I’d like to make sure that car is rigid enough to prevent this in the future.

LOGAN

JR asked:


I am planning on buying and restoring a mustang.

TIMMY

NAsty asked:


I have a 1995 manual 5-speed Ford Mustang and I was wondering how I could make it overall faster for cheap? By cheap I mean less than $400 a part.

ROCKY

bmwfreak126 asked:


How do I remove the trunk floor of my 72 mustang? It has a bunch of surface rust and it’s all wet (from a leak) and I’m planning on using POR 15 to get rid of it. What I didn’t know was that I have to take the trunk floor out to work on it. How do I do this? Thanks.

PRINCE

NUnum1 asked:


I have a ‘94 Mustang w/ 173K on it. It is not the same sound as when power steering fluid is low. I know I have a power steering leak but the noise that is made when turning the wheels, even just slightly, is almost deafening. It sounds more mechanical and may have something to do with the suspension? I noticed it last summer too when it got warm out, went away for the winter, now it is back and seems to keep getting worse. Any ideas?

JAMAAL

kai a asked:


When I start up my Mustang after it’s been sitting, the engine makes a ticking or clicking sound that comes from the drivers side of the engine. It goes away after about a minute or two of ideling or sooner if I rev the engine. It’s a 3.8 V6. Is this a potentaly serious problem or is it normal?

WADE

emma d asked:


My husband owns a mustang and is now wondering if he has a ‘64 1/2 since there is a generator on the motor???? He needs transmission replacement parts for this mustang, anyone have a good referral place for parts and information, he has made several calls to no avail. Thanks for your help.

JEROMY