I have a 93 ford mustang, 4 cylinder and it lacks power. I first thought I had a bad plug but I noticed the exhaust manifold was glowing red and extremely hot. Would that be a burnt vavle?
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93 ford mustang
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Well.. that would be a 4cylinder.. and last time I checked there was either a V6, or V8 available for the Mustang, not a little 4banger.
Chuck
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Zex0s opined in news: snipped-for-privacy@netnews.mchsi.com:
Your Spark advance isnt working... timing is retarted... check crank position sensor
Yeah... like he said, a 4 cylinder, 2.3L OHC DIS.
LAST TIME I checked the 6 wasnt available until the sn95... 94.
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David or Eunice Boucher opined in news:n9Q9b.23736$ snipped-for-privacy@newsread1.news.atl.earthlink.net:
Sorry, I didnt read close enough... are you saying it looks red at ONE of the exhaust ports?
If it does, you should ALSO hear a distinctive difference between exhaust cycles when you listen to the tailpipe... otherwise and if ALL the ports show red... timing.
OR plugged catalyst, maybe
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Wrong Zex0s. There were only 2 engine options on 93 Mustangs. Either the
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Yea.. someone already informed me of that.. I must admit, I always thought the Mustang was a 6er or an 8er.. I admit I also know nothing about the stang's between 70s to 99s.. My cousin had a 1970 fastback, we worked on restoring it, back in high school (around 1993-1994), and I sold Ford for several months back in 2000.. so.. I was wrong..
Chuck
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