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any other connector/plug near the shifter transmission (assuming that it is a factory harness) is for oxygen sensors. One on the left side of the shifter and one on the right.

Damn, I missed this one. Lately, I have been dedicating a lot of time to work and the car and not enough time to the kids and wife so we ended up all going to the beach. I'll do my best to go to Bear Mt this Wednesday (if it doesn't r... :tinfoil:) Was the seafood any good? :D:D

there are two sensors on the driver's side of the transmission. The one closest to the bellhousing is your backup switch. The one closer to the shifter area is the vehicle speed sensor.

Revson's burnout was way better

any chance it was over-torqued when you installed it?

WOW nice!!!!. I have heard about this Coyote motor, but didn't know it was 4V motor, cool :awesomework: On the other hand the Pirelli tires are very,very good summer tires, but they want nothing to do with wet or cold weather. I guess it is all out performance with this one...

that was great!! LOL

^^^ Auto V6 FTL!!!, LOL j/k :D:D (specially since I drive one too)

hahaha! those bolts are NEVER, EVER coming out :). This guy bathed the bolts in RED threadlock...crazy mo'fo' :D:D:D Ford20, check the hangers themselves (the ones welded to the mufflers not the rubber mount that goes into the chassis) Maybe the weld on the muffler broke and it is shaking and...

the way I have it: 0gauge from the engine mount (on the block side, of course) to the swaybar mounting bracket. Another 0guage wire from the sway bar mounting bracket to the battery.

Yes, that particular hole (where the dipstick attaches), uses a stud/bolt looks like this this is not it but just to give you and idea of what It looks like. It bolts the header to the head and then you have to get a nut to attach the dipstick.

here is an Ebay link with a picture of the dipstick http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/94-95-mustang-5-0-ENGINE-OIL-DIPSTICK-TUBE-OEM-GT_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp3286Q2em20Q2el1116QQhashZitem2c5061fe31QQitemZ190327160369QQptZMotorsQ5fCarQ5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories

It is held by one of the header bolts

I cannot think of much that could be rattling with that setup other than lose clamps, misaligned pipe (touching the body or drivetrain) or broken muffler. Get under the car and start shaking stuff up until you determine where the noise/rattle is coming from

Dude, you have to get under the car and start shaking stuff to see where the sound comes from. What does your setup consist of?

or a baffle inside the muffler broke loose.

It was a very straight forward installation. Jose had all the parts needed so there was not much drama. The hardest part was tapping threads into the chassis to bolt up the muffler hangers and even that just took a few minutes. I left the bumper trimming to Jose as I just didn't have the heart...

was the car running fine before?

damn Res' looks very good, great work!!! :awesomework:

it was all fun, games, and lalalalolalaolaalaooal alah Mohammad, jihad, until....