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Well, you have the wrong battery installed in the car to begin with. What's shown is a 34/78 and the spec is for a Group 25. Dimensionally they are the same but the 34/78 has an additional set of side terminals. Absolutely no benefit in a GT but there is additional risk because of the battery...

How old is your battery?

Part of the OB2 requirements is that the vehicle must illuminate that CEL with key-on so that the owner and/or inspector can confirm that the light has not been tampered with.

OK, GTPOPPY... we get that you want to on the GT Forum solely to promote your horn buttons. Frankly, I'm a little surprised that DBK or Chip hasn't banned you. In my opinion, they should. As Chip pointed out in a previous thread, the function of an airbag is to quite literally to EXPLODE - and...

OK, GTPOPPY... we get that you want to be on the GT Forum solely to promote your horn buttons. Frankly, I'm a little surprised that DBK or Chip hasn't banned you. In my opinion, they should. As Chip pointed out in a previous thread, the function of an airbag is to quite literally to EXPLODE -...

Steve, I'll take it. Thanks.

We have them as part of our Oil Drain Care and Convenience Package

We have the rear clamshell and the front bonnet struts in stock HERE.

Frank's thinking of the gauge itself which Autometer still makes... but no one is making the gauge control module... unfortunately. Have you tried replacing the gauge? It is very unusual that the gauge control module would fail whereas it is not uncommon to have a gauge fail.

Yes, I meant to reference Post #5. (I corrected it.) I couldn't care less if owners choose to buy our solution or not. Like I said originally, we have been installing them on cars for a few months now and it is just a damn return line... far from rocket science. I had (erroneously) thought...

I am sorry to say that I don't believe the hard line solution referenced in this thread is viable and we wouldn't recommend or install it because of two design challenges - the first of which is critical. Assuming the pictures on the website are an accurate representation of the product being...

Yeah, Pete, virtually every GT coming through here these days is in need of a little more refrigerant. Completely normal after 20 years! Frequent cycling of the AC clutch is an easy and conclusive "tell". For all owners - please try to exercise your AC a little bit each time you run your car...

Looks great, Dave! Good job!

With a tad more research, I think that's a good part number for the o-rings needed... also called Motorcraft YF2963. (A/C Line O-Ring; Green, 20.25mm ID x 3.53mm Thick; A/C Line At Compressor) Used on a gazillion Ford vehicles from 1997 - 2008. Should be easy to find. Wow, a GT part that may...

Dang! I knew you were going to ask that! LOL I can't be sure what the right part number is... but I DO know that it is nothing unique to the GT!! I have a part number written down here... but I'm not sure if the right one. 1F1Z19E889AB On the rare case where we've had AC compressors leak...

Hmmmm... where is it leaking from? Frankly, I would seriously doubt that the compressor needs to be replaced. Rather, there are (2) o-rings that will age out and if you replace those, you should be good to go. (BTW, I think I have a new compressor if you should need one... but I don't think...

Yes and yes. It's a BMW part number hose (I think the details are earlier in this thread) and it just needs a ~7" extension. <insert joke here> We do that with a brass barb and two clamps. Remember, it's just a return hose!

That was a real head scratcher, but I think Tony nailed it. It was probable shortened to accommodate a wheel lock. Good one, Tony!

Yeah, of the things you listed, I'm not sure any of them are deal-killers given the right price; Delaminated steering wheel emblem - VERY common and easily fixable Paint bubbles on console - Something to check for; relatively rare; not easy to repair perfectly. Probably live with it. Small...

IMHO, battery does not need to be disconnected. The very miniscule amount of danger is from static electricity. Battery connected or not doesn't come into play. That said, no harm either to disconnect the battery and if it gives you piece of mind, all the better!