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We are back on line!!
 
The first phase of the upgrade is complete. The CMS, which manages all the articles and static content has been upgraded to the latest release, and is running. There are a few articles that still need to be converted to the new version, but it is almost done. The forums are working again and waiting for you post :)
 

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Progress is being made to upgrade the forum and content management systems. We should be operational soon.

Thanks for your understanding.

Rusty

Cleaning the 10 Pin connectors on a Mustang

So what's the deal with the 10 Pin Connectors aka "Salt and Pepper Shakers"? Well they are 2 square electrical connectors attached just behind the upper intake manifold. (Click on any picture to view full size)

Unclogging the sunroof drains on a Fox Mustang

This is really a yearly maintenance item for all sunroof equipped Mustangs, but we will look at a typical Fox Body Mustang in this article. The factory sunroof has a channel between the roof of the car, and the actual opening into the drivers compartment.

First lets remove the sunroof from the car so we can see the situation.

 

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