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Did the Monte Carlo ss come with a column shifter?
I believe they came with the floor shifter, I can't ever remember seeing one on the column. If you are refering to the G-body cars. Yes, floor shifters were optional 84-88. All 83 models had column shifters
How fuel efficient are the new Ford Mustangs?
The hot new Ford Mustangs for 2010 are more fuel efficient then ever. The 2011 Mustang V6 with 305hp is getting a reported 31 miles per gallon on the highway.
Did Ford Mustangs ever have factory sequential turn signals or only with kits?
Mustangs came with sequential rear turn signals starting in 2010. All other years are kits, not OEM.
Was there ever a front wheel drive Ford Mustang?
All Mustangs built by Ford Motor Company are RWD. There may be some that were converted to FWD but none left the factory that way.
How do you remove the shifter knob on a 1997 Jeep Cherokee?
Get a pair of pliers and grip the lower part of the shifter part - turning toward the left. It may be a little hard at first - but stay with it. If the shifter ever breaks away from the inner core ... and it can happen ... be sure that you have removed the white inner core from the shift column in order to put a new shifter knob on.
What year did the mustang sold the most?
(1966) In 1966 Ford sold 607,568 Mustangs — 499,751 coupes, 35,698 2+2s and 72,119 convertibles. That's still the most Mustangs ever sold during a single model year.
Who invented the first ever Mustang logo?
Phil Clark is the designer of the first ever "pony " emblem for Ford Mustangs. He sketched nine designs before finally settling on the pony tribar design.
What was the most horse power ever in a mustang?
To daye it would be 550HP from the 2010 GT500. That's from a Ford production car. (A car you can order as part of Fords normal production runs of mustangs)
How long have mustangs and stallions been around?
The Spanish Mustangs have been around (in the Americas) for over 500 years. Stallions, on the other hand, far longer than that: stallions have been around ever since horses or Equids have existed on Planet Earth.
What is fastest Ford ever made?
Ford GT. 212 miles per hour. That is the fastest roadgoing production Ford ever made.
Does the shifter ever go bad?
Yes, a shifter can go bad over time due to wear and tear, internal damage, or issues with the cables and linkage. Symptoms of a failing shifter include difficulty in changing gears, unexpected gear shifts, or a shifter that feels loose or unresponsive. Regular maintenance and addressing any issues promptly can help extend the life of the shifter. If problems persist, it's advisable to consult a mechanic for a thorough diagnosis.
What is the shift pattern of a 1977 FXE?
Normally low is down .Or reverse the shifter for low up ,what ever fits you best.
