For my mustang meat heads out there!

Asked by paramo Jul 01, 2016 at 02:57 PM about the 2002 Ford Mustang GT

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

bought a 2002 mustang gt 5speed clean title 112x off craigslist was sitting
collecting dust for awhile but seems to be in really good shape car is bone
stock performance wise except for a bbk intake and some exterior mods such
as lowering springs headlights rims lip car has no issues at all what should be
serviced or replaced to carry out a long  healthy strong life and what can i add
to beef it up without causing any harm due to car being stock for 112x thanks
and let me know whats up

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KenF answered 7 years ago

112,000 miles would be my guess. Paramo I would change all the fluids. Coolant breaks down over time and becomes corrosive to an engine, so change it and oil. If it's been sitting a very long time you'll want to siphon out old gas and add new gas and some type of injector cleaner, and maybe replace fuel filter as well.

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