Shop for your Mustang projector headlights Today Price Brand Displaying 5 items CG 02-AZ-FM87-SET-B-A 1987-1993 Ford Mustang 6-Pcs Crystal Replacement Headlights - Black 156. With the Porsche logo centrally positioned on the 3-dimensional light panel, which joins the two taillight clusters, the 2022 Macan model has an entirely different outlook from its predecessor. High performance and direct replacement Mustang headlights. (to get rid of the pulsating I generally have to release my clutch several times and rev my engine.) Is this due to engine mounts? I remember the mechanic telling me they had to lift the engine a bit to get to the alt.Īny investigative things anyone could recommend would be great, Thanks guys. All headlights are designed for 1987-1993 Ford Mustang Fox Body Style. replace and the pulsating lights, at low speeds my car also bucks (hard!!) in every gear, every so often. Our vast catalog offers something for every automotive enthusiast: CCFL Projector headlights, LED tail lights, and Euro Style Tail lights are just the tip. !!Oh Also almost forgot, not sure if this is related but ever since the alt. My aftermarket head unit doesn't seem to be affected The pulsating seems to match the RPM output, higher output increased pulsating (in fact, at idle its hard to notice any pulsating at all). I'm wondering if anyone has any ideas, I'm don't know much about electrical problems, in regards to what I could test or look for? Thanks When I went to pick the car up from the shop it again had the same problem. They claimed it was the internal diodes that were having problems and re-built it again. Funny thing is that the only light that does not pulsate is my aftermarket head unit, not sure why? Anyway, I took it back explaining to the mechanic my problem and he tested it saying the output was all over the place and sent it back to the folks who initially re-built it. I recently had my alternator replaced, the mechanic said a bearing had gone and was causing the horrific grinding noise I was hearing.
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