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If your Modulator has failed (like mine) then when you take the vacuum line off transmission fluid will drip out (flow out)
Loosen the bolt (its 10MM) and take the bracket out
Old modulator on the right, new one of the left
This is the thin metal pin inside the modulator... DO NOT LOOSE THIS!!!! transfer over to the new modulator
Pictures of the only modulator
Picture of the new modulator
Bracket used to hold the modulator in place
Space were the modulator goes
New modulator in place with vacuum line hooked up
not so hard to do when the car is jacked up
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1988 Mustang LX
Ex 2.3 N/A car, now 2.3 turbo|160,000 km's (90K miles)| No Hands, my little baby
1991 Mazda MX6 DX
290,000 km's (over 180K miles)| Down and out, on the list to fix
Later shifts, transmission fluid in the lines, and a wired burning smell (also bad shifts)
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1988 Mustang LX
Ex 2.3 N/A car, now 2.3 turbo|160,000 km's (90K miles)| No Hands, my little baby
1991 Mazda MX6 DX
290,000 km's (over 180K miles)| Down and out, on the list to fix
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1988 Mustang LX
Ex 2.3 N/A car, now 2.3 turbo|160,000 km's (90K miles)| No Hands, my little baby
1991 Mazda MX6 DX
290,000 km's (over 180K miles)| Down and out, on the list to fix
$15, and I got mine from auto parts plus. Any store should carrie it
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1988 Mustang LX
Ex 2.3 N/A car, now 2.3 turbo|160,000 km's (90K miles)| No Hands, my little baby
1991 Mazda MX6 DX
290,000 km's (over 180K miles)| Down and out, on the list to fix
checked mine today and it was leaking badly. So i replaced it and figured i would change the filter and fluid in the tranny also. Well come to find out my trans is out of a 90 mustang even though my mustang is a 91. Drove nearly clear across town to the parts store that had the 91 filter to find out it didnt fit F*** me. Should have double checked.
Sleeper does your new one have an adjustment screw on it?
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1991 Mustang 2.3l - For Sale
2000 Mustang V6
1992 F-150 5.0l
2000 Mustang GT 4.6l
Yes it does, but thats because its the turbo one (highly recomend it since you can change your shift points with it)
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1988 Mustang LX
Ex 2.3 N/A car, now 2.3 turbo|160,000 km's (90K miles)| No Hands, my little baby
1991 Mazda MX6 DX
290,000 km's (over 180K miles)| Down and out, on the list to fix
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Replacing the A4LD Vacuum Modulator
glad to hear i can adjust my shift points now!!!!
