20 Most Recent 2001 Ford Mustang GT - Page 9 Questions & Answers

https://s4.postimg.org/ys1f2q3jh/mustang_fuel_pump.jpg Click on the link for wiring diagram. I can help with testing, but, your going to have to do the testing. With test light check for voltage on the fuse circuits in diagram. It's always a good idea to check voltage and grounds. Are there any applicable trouble codes? To check codes, at the least, you need an obd 2 code reader that will check manufacturer specific codes as well as p0 codes. You also have an inertia switch.

You mean the message`'oil change overdue' or the RED WARNING LIGHT looks like Aladdin's lamp? Serious problem if the RED WARNING lamp. Do not start or run it until it's looked at by professionals. don-ohio

Make sure carb float isn't loose or sinking on you. This might not be it,but I've had that happen,flooding engine. Probably the wire you fixed needs fixed correctly,but I'd replace condenser and coil and coil wire to dist. cap, making sure also that ponts didn't slip closed. don-ohio

You either have a wire problem or your alternator is not charging the battery.

Yes, the spout connector needs to be in place. It controls the timing advance electronically of the motor based on the RPM. This is why you remove it when you are originally setting the timing, and also why you need to reinstall it after.

The low fuel sensor is a part that plugs onto the instrument cluster fuel gage circuit ribbon.

go google and type in-- firing order of ford engines--- it shows the firing order and the distributor rotation for each engine

I would do 10 ft.lbs. or 120 inch lbs. with blue Loctite on the bolts. I can't imagine needing more than 10-15 ft/lbs. of torque. You want to tighten it and make sure the gasket doesn't squish out very much. You tighten all bolts in a pattern like an X opposite and progressively tighter each round. don-ohio (:^)

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Please go to the link for diagrams. http://bbbind.com/free_tsb.html

Use a 20 amp, watch for heat, but 20 usually does the trick.

Under the dash. Find the fuse panel, you found the BCM. Called GEM on Ford's. If the fuses are on the side of the dash, you still have to pull it from the bottom. Some of these are year specific and they do have to be programmed to the car.