At the risk of sounding like a jackass I decided to post my question here because the rest of the internet is apparently useless. I already plan on buying a repair manual but I'd also like some expert advice if I can get it. I like the satisfaction of working on my own car and getting it to work. I'm sure you people know what I mean. I need some engine diagrams for my vehicle (something that shows pumps, belts, tubes, hoses, etc.). Sadly, I can't find one that matches mine. If anyone out there could help me out that would be wonderful.
93' Ford Mustang Lx 2.3l Belt Question
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Well, the whole car is pretty much a project. I need new belts, alternator, trans. mount, rear shocks, p/s pump, lower ball joints, wheel bearings, headlights, basically it just needs a lot. It was my first car, I grew up around Mustangs, and I'm just not willing to part with it. Like I said, I plan on buying a repair manual (and most of what I can't physically do my dad is going to help me with) but I'd like some large diagrams as well because I'm one of those people that learn by seeing and doing (hands-on), rather than reading or listening.
They can be a little expensive, but they are definitely worth it! Majority of diagrams as well as teardown, and rebuild instructions are step by step, including all your specs and clearances. The bible for your car, or anyone's Mustang. Any manual from a parts store is trash, they tend to be very generic, save the 15 bucks and put it to a good use.
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