The Texas heat can definitely be a challenge to keep your Mustang cool. Ensuring your system is working is very important as excess engine temperatures can damage engine components. The cooling system’s function is a simple one; transfer the heat produced by the engine to a radiator, via fluid that is pumped through the engine via a water pump, where the heat is radiated to the atmosphere with the help of a fan that pulls air through the radiator. Of course, there is more to it than that to ensure your car is cooling well.

Wiring can be intimidating if you don’t understand some of the basics. The electrical arrangement of your Mustang is its central nervous system to power the car. Each component, bulb, and switch receives an electrical charge, then sends that charge to a respective ground. Each wire’s function is to make an electrical component do its job. In fact, some components perform several jobs at once, so they may have more than one wire. It all goes back to the idea that electrical current flows from the battery to a component, and then to ground, which is a flow of current called a circuit.

Well, this can be a lengthy topic for Mustang’s. But it starts from the gas tank and moves through the carburetor. Without gas, the car just won’t go anywhere. Our technicians are skilled at ensuring your Mustang has the proper fuel / air mixture as well as ensuring your tank and signaling system is working properly. We have seen our fair share of dirty, rusty, gas tanks.