20 Most Recent 2003 Ford Mustang - Page 12 Questions & Answers

Overdrive off. Push button end of blinker wand or on shifter to turn back on. Overdirve is used unless you are climbing hills.

Hello! Engine noise is removed via shielded cable...The shields are then grounded to the chassis...They are loose or corroded at the contact point...Rather than hunt for its location...You can ground it to the floor pan...If your vehicle is equipped with the Premium sound system...Pins #3 and #7 on the 8 pin radio connector are the shields...Splice two runs of 10 gauge Green wire to each of these pins and connect both ends to a ring connector...Solder connections...Bolt ring connector to the floor pan...Insure contact point is bare metal...

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In the trunk behind the carpet on the drivers side there is a fuel system re-set switch. With the ignition off push the re-set button then turn the ignition to the on position for a few seconds then turn it off to re-set it.

sorry cant help ,it has to be their somewhere

sounds like the motor is seized, try to move it manually. if it moves look for a bare wire will be a short which will blow fuse

Go to auto Zone or O'Rielley's and buy the Haynes or Chilton's manual on the vehicle there. You can also order it online by searching for them and getting the publisher site.

some radios like mine have a fuse in the back of the head unit. especially aftermarket radios. as for stock radio, i'm not sure

try super glue and see if this works, if not get a used shroud from a wrecking yard.

Probably behind the glove box, if not check your manual, it will tell you.

you should take it in for an alignment they will tell you if anything is bent could be something bent from a pothole or from a tow truck ? either way you should have it looked at by a professional . hope this helps

Your best bet would be your local salvage yard

I have to be very honest with you on this one. Do not splice into your IAT wire circuit to add this so called chip. Your chip is nothing more than a resistor, and is a gimick. I guess the question one should as themself is: If this resistor created power and noticeable engine performance, then why didn't Ford just add this .25 cent resistor to the circuit? They would have saved thousands of dollars in manufacturing costs, and gained a lot more in performance.
Another question; Why didn't this so called chip come with instructions and guide people thru this process. If you want to create lean conditions and cause other driveability problems in the future, then install this resistor.
If you want real performance, Purchase a Tuner programmer from Summit Racing and use your lap top to set,adjust and control all engine management components to get the most from your vehicle...this is the correct way....not a resistor. I'm sure many people say their freinds have it and it works, I say show me the Dyno results and the lap top performance results!
Just trying to help you out and prevent you from getting pulled in to this false product.

Look in the owners manual and find out which fuse is common to both,then find out where it is located.It may be in the panel under the hood,the manual will point you in the right direction.

Go to Autozone or Oreillys and get a FREE scan. This scan will identify the cylinder that is misfiring. Your model may have a Crank and Cam sensor that is failing. These components replace Distributors in function.

A scanner should identify the problem.

revove the covers on the coloum to expose turn signal switch! check the two plugs on the back!

The headlight switch is on the dash. It's a 2 position push/pull switch, the first position is the parking lights and the second position is the head lights, it also controls the dimming function by rotating it left or right.

the best thing to do is buy a manual for the car and it will halp u through almost anything u have the tools for

Go to this Free Ford website and you can download the owners manual for your vechicle. It shows the fuse block and fuse locations.
https://www.fleet.ford.com/maintenance/owners_manuals/default.asp