2004 Mustang GT

[MarkyB [Veteran Member]]

Found some on eBay for as cheap as $150-160 but this one from American Muscle has a 3 year warranty so I thought that was worth the extra $$.


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[MarkyB [Veteran Member]]

I noticed this company, American Muscle, is a sister company to Extreme Terrain…
Anyway, new tank ready to install.





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[Reserector [Veteran Member]]

Did it come with the rubber on it?

American Muscle is in the same (HUGE) building as Extreme Terrain. I'm thankful for their continued support of the site.

[MarkyB [Veteran Member]]

No I peeled it off the old tank and glued it on the new one.

The fuel pump is not coming on….
I haven’t noticed any chewed wires but I hope a critter hasn’t gotten into the wiring harness.

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[Reserector [Veteran Member]]

Should be four wires. 12v, ground, and two for the sender. Grab your meter and see what you've got.
If you have power and ground, they may be in the wrong holes in the connector. That happens sometimes.

[MarkyB [Veteran Member]]

Yeah plus I’m gonna hook up my scanner to see if I’m getting any codes.


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[MarkyB [Veteran Member]]

Been busy and just got back to the car today.
A few minutes with the multi meter led me to a blown fuse.
I can’t find my box o’ fuses.

Oh well, it doesn’t need a horn right now.

It moves under its own power…

Now on to the leaky power steering.


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[Reserector [Veteran Member]]

[MarkyB [Veteran Member]]

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[MarkyB [Veteran Member]]

The patient is in the operating room.

I was intending to reuse the tie rod ends, and they are still good. The boots are intact, but are aging and will probably fail in a couple of years. So, since it’s apart already might as well throw new ones on there.


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