do one side at a time use the one that you have not taken apart as a guide to replace the shoesdo one side at a time use the one that you have not taken apart as a guide to replace the shoes
AnonymousMar 12, 2014
need to change fuel sensorneed to change fuel sensor
AnonymousMar 13, 2014
My 98' Ford mustang won't crank on the first try but it will on the second or third tryMy 98' Ford mustang won't crank on the first try but it will on the second or third try
AnonymousMar 13, 2014
My 98' Ford mustang won't crank on the first try but it will on the second or third try what would cause thisMy 98' Ford mustang won't crank on the first try but it will on the second or third try what would cause this
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Does the fuse blow before or after you step on the brake? If it blows only after you step on the brake, and voltage from stop lamp switch only goes to rear brakes and not through multifunction switch. If only one connector at the rear for brake lamps, take connector loose, step on the brake, if the fuse still blows, the problem is before the connector. You could Use new wire from brake switch feed, when brake switch is activated, to the rear brakes. Leave pigtail at both ends, splice in new wire, You could let new wire just lay on the ground, for testing, from brake switch to rear brakes. If the brakes work and doesn't blow the fuse, Make the new wire permanent and route the wire properly. Just my opinion. I don't have wiring diagram for your model year.
The squeaky noise can be several things, but usually it's how your pad contacts the rotor provided it's rear disc. Check the caliper slides, if it's not sliding back and forth, you'll wear the inboard side pad and it will squeak.
I don't believe there is a separate fuse for the high-mount brake light. Never was on older cars, that brake light is just spliced into the rear brake lights. Have you checked the bulb?
check fuses for brake shift solenoid. the brake pedal position switch is a fuse under the hood. inside the passenger compartment, check every fuse. that's a start for not having more information.
probably the brake pedal switch (mounted on the brake pedal lever) starting to fail. it releases the shift lever and controls the brake lights coming on. you will need to replace this.
for now, turn the key in the ignition to the lock position (counter clockwise,) then to the off position (clock wise). In this position the brake shift interlock is disabled and you can move the shifter to neutral. these instructions are also in the owners manual in the driving section. the switch should be changed because eventually you won't have brake lights.
not exactly sure of what your asking but they do have screw type calipers that use a special tool to screw them back into place. I have used needle nose vise grips.
do one side at a time use the one that you have not taken apart as a guide to replace the shoes
need to change fuel sensor
My 98' Ford mustang won't crank on the first try but it will on the second or third try
My 98' Ford mustang won't crank on the first try but it will on the second or third try what would cause this
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