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Sooooo my Mustang has been broken into... They didn't take anything, I guess nobody wants 8tracks lol.   So they punched the lock cylinder on the drivers side.  I was just wondering if there's a reproduction lock cylinder that can be keyed to take the original key. I really don't want to change...

Sorry guys. I don't know if I'm being unclear or if Im just not getting it. I bought this ignition coil to replace the one in my car. The only difference I see between the two is that it says to use an external resistor. Now does that suggest that this Ignition coil is different than the one I...

Now why isn't this the case with the previous ignition coil?

Regardless of like to know if I'm good to swap this ignition coil in without worrying about an external resistor.

She's giving me a hard time starting this year. I'm starting with the ignition coil and spark plug wires. My question is  on the side of the new ignition coil it says " 12V use with external resistor 907". Is this something I need to worry about. I read some cars don't need the resistor...

Hey! Sorry for the late reply. I bought a new pump and it's amazing how much better it is. The pump with the problems was a rebuild I installed a few years ago and it was never as quiet as the new one I got.  As for trying to repair the pump I really don't think it's worth the hassle.

Honestly the flash made it look worse than it is. The air in it is mostly from going in and out of my pump for two hours prior. And no I don't have the cooler.

I had a hose leak shortly after the install and although we fixed it pretty quick I know it ran dry a couple times before I could top it up. It was a little noisy ever since. I'm just chalking it up to that. This is the first time we've ever had these symptoms.

That was step one. Then we tried the vacuum pump after. The symptoms never went away.

Ya this was a whole week affair. We're past the point of believing it will sort itself out unfortunately. Thanks for your input. I don't think it's the rack either.[emoji106]

I like the idea of saving money but I think time saved may be worth the cost of the pump. And your comment about the gearbox is why I kept posting. I'd hate to replace my pump and find out it wasn't the problem. The thing is though the pump just sounds terrible. It was quiet before all this...

The flash on the video made it look worse than it actually was. I think what Don C was saying about a relief valve inside may be the issue. Sent from my SM-G920W8 using Tapatalk

We ran the vacuum a few more times and got some "bubbly fluid" out. Decided to top her up and put the Dipstick back in and when testing back and four she spat a bunch of fluid out of the Dipstick again...

Well I've got it under vacuum and a little fluid cam out. But she still reads full (just over actually.). But while I'm steering it back and fourth it sounds dry. Does this sound like a blockage or is the power steering pump done? Sent from my SM-G920W8 using Tapatalk

I guess I'll know after I flush it.

I forgot to mention that the overflow seems to happen often when I shut off the motor. Don't know of it means anything. Sent from my SM-G920W8 using Tapatalk

I didn't add a filter. I'll be thorough with the vacuum pump.

Replaced the pump 2 years ago, no problems until now.