2004 MUSTANG, Buddy the V6 build thread
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Well I finally got part one of what turned from a single part update into a full fledge three part adventure…
the shifter and and all pieces for the interior are installed…obligatory pics soon to come, part two I guess is also done as the clutch quadrant is installed as well...
i have one last piece needing installed but waiting on the clutch cable to arrive…fun, also needing to get the trans pulled and clutch kit installed
Here is evry thing buttoned up after install
EDIT: Obligatory pics added of completed install
Last edited by Jim74656; Dec 8, 2016 at 03:56 PM.
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well I finally was able to get Buddy into the garage, first one who was lower cost was booked out until next week, which wasn't going to work, so yea 
time to fire off the Buck$Zooka a few times, anyways on a positive note, I know I most likely don't need to, but I decided to go ahead and replace the fuel filter on the Mustang, figured it does have 87K on it so it probably could be good to change it...
time to fire off the Buck$Zooka a few times, anyways on a positive note, I know I most likely don't need to, but I decided to go ahead and replace the fuel filter on the Mustang, figured it does have 87K on it so it probably could be good to change it...
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Well I got buddy back and already notice a HUGE difference in how the clutch works!! It's a day and night difference. Now I just need to sort out the engagement of gears 2 and 4 as they like to "move" out of gear when I release the clutch.
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well been away for a bit but got quite a bit done, got the transmission all dialed in, got the oil changed and tires rotated (did that my self) also installed a mild sound system and a sub in the trunk, to help fill out the music some...also had someone hit my truck so dealing with that now, but what ever.
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well had a warm day today, so I took time to install the new LED license lamps, along with the new clears for it=====
going from the old and crusty ones (and cloudy)
Testing that all LEDs work, and not sure if I will swap to different bulbs...they don't seem to throw light where needed, but what ever, its worth a try
going from the old and crusty ones (and cloudy)
Testing that all LEDs work, and not sure if I will swap to different bulbs...they don't seem to throw light where needed, but what ever, its worth a try
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It's Really Interesting to Read Some of These Old Journal Threads and Feel The Excitement of Making Your Mustang Your Own. Sorry It Does Not Still Continue! Jim Wherever You Are I Hope You Are Still Enjoying and Upgrading Your Mustang!
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