Late Model 1979-New Ford Mustangs

they are 5 x 4.5

no , cable operated clutch

bank 1 - is the passenger side of the engine on your Ford V8

101.3"

As a general rule, if you multiply the number of liters by 61, you will get a good representation of the cubic inches. It is not 100% accurate, but incredibly close. Therefore, in your example;

7.4 x 61 = 451

or approximately 451 cubic inches.

15.4 U.S. gallons ( 58.3 liters )

3 1/2

8.8

It really depends on the model and condition, but probably between $4,000 and $6,000.

The 2007 Ford Shelby GT500 has 500HP

No, the V6 Mustang was designed to run on Regular Unleaded. Using Premium fuel is of no benefit whatsoever. Higher octane fuel does not provide more energy, more power, better mileage, more torque, burn cleaner, and is not better for the environment. In fact your engine may very well perform worse on a high octane fuel. High performance engines are designed to run on high octane fuels due to their high compression. Your V6 is not a high compression engine and you cannot make your engine a race engine just by upping the octane. Save your hard earned money, and use exactly the octane you need. Using a Higher Octane is a waste of money unless you have a car that requires it.

well, let me see. If you have a manual transmission, you will not have a transmission fluid dipstick. Instead, there is a feel hole that can be accessed by removing a screw of sort somewhere below the tranny. You can stick your finger in there and feel the level.

Depending on the severity,yes,it will may run rough or idle hard

The 2007 Ford Mustang V6 0-60 in 6.4 seconds and the V8 in 5.3 seconds

1964

I believe it is 10 degrees BTDC

8th " character " of your VIN

.054 inch

I believe that was an ( A4LD ) automatic transmission with the 4 cylinder engine on a 1989 Ford Mustang

go to a mechanic

It's totally fixable. This is pretty common on the 2005 Mustangs, it's caused by failing stepper motors in the instrument cluster, they control the movement of the gauges. There's a guide on how to fix them here - www.2005-mustang-speedometer-problem.com

Garlic. Eat lots and lots of garlic.

The owners manual shows ( 5 W 20 ) for the V6 and V8 engines

For the 5.0 V-8 model, it is on the driver's side halfway down the engine block. It should be roughly even with the wheel/tire, and closer to the side of the car than the upper intake on the driver's side.