I have recently replaced the engine in my Salnee Mustang 2001and the fuel pump and the manifold intake no I will not start at all what should we do

Asked by Jerika Feb 17, 2016 at 04:35 AM about the 2001 Ford Mustang Premium Coupe RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Well the reason why we like replaced the engine is because it blew up and
then it wasn't getting gas to the pump so we replaced the pump then we took
out the old intake and put a brand-new intake in the manifold well the
manifold intake sorry we are kinda lost because we do not know what to do
we are looking for help in any kind away we have tried everything possible
looking for help anywhere thank you

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Jerika answered 8 years ago

It did start right after we got that in the new engine in it but then they get the fuel pump went out so we had to replace the fuel pump then it just wouldn't start anymore after that

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