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Last call. If anyone wants them FREE, and can pick them up, let me know. Otherwise they are going in the trash.

I have front airbag/struts which were taken off my Mark VIII about 10 years ago, when I converted to springs. They are "rebuilt". Because they have been sitting for so many years, I cannot guarantee the functionality of them. If anyone local wants them, they are FREE. Otherwise they are going in...

Local pickup only $25 cash. so shore massachusetts.

My car is still available in Massachusetts.

95 mark viii, been sitting for a few years. valve dropped went through piston. black/black interior. Located in mass. I could part it out, but i'm not sure i want to put that much effort into it.

I will try that! Thanks

'93 engine?

I don't see how the 2 are related. I am afraid the pump may be seized from sitting. The tank was empty. I am getting spark, but no fuel. The engine cranks as normal. I may shoot a spray of carb cleaner in and see if it fires up. It should. I have tried what you mentioned, roadboss. Still didn't...

Perhaps. Now that you mention it, I don't hear a solenoid click. Should l?

I have a feeling the fuel pump is dead from sitting for a couple years. I don't hear anything that would make me believe it comes on. Not sure what to think about the shift being locked.

I am wondering if these 2 conditions are related. The car sat for a while. It would not come out of park, and the fuel pump does not seem to be coming on. The brake lights DO work.

Does it fit? I have the 1st gen parts, saw a 2nd gen that was in an accident....

Sway bar end link.

130 mph, several times.

Buying a junkyard engine.

nice pictures. i did mine in the driveway, it was 30 degrees that day. i wish i took pictures, but i was too cold and just wanted to get it done and over with. took about 3 hours.

Mine used to do the same thing. Never figured out what it was.

I walked by mine and wished that it ran......

If it is a broken valve spring, it can and will eventually let the valve fall down into the cylinder and bust up your piston and sieze your engine. Do a compression test.