[Kingcater]

I bought a 2000 Mustang GT recently with 50k on it. I forget what the recommended service is and I don't have a service manual. Can you please help me out here..... what brand items would you recommend, I know I should probably atleast change the plugs and fuel filter

[the real shocker]

everyone will have personal preference for brands.....

Use a good quality synthetic oil - I use Ford Motocraft 5w20
Same applies to oil filter

Fuel filter for sure -- quick and easy to replace... and CHEAP

Plugs - again, personal preference... im running NGK's

does it have any type of CAI? if not, i HIGHLY recommend a JLT... If its stock and you wouldl ike to keep it that way for a while... just replace the air filter

I would check the wear on the brake pads as well... never hurts

I would also consider taking it for a complete fuel system treatment, or if you prefer to try the Seafoam method.... that would work too

check your belts for signs of wear and tear

thats all i can think of at the moment, im sure someone will give you some more ideas

[Kingcater]

Thanks.....what NGKs are you running?

[the real shocker]

TR-55's if i remember correctly

[brianm]

could change the trans fluid, gear oil, flush the rad, clean the iat sensor. if you want to be ambisious you could check your brakes ,front end and u-joints. i usally do every now and then.

[Kingcater]

I bough the car at the dealership that I work for. I had them put on new brake pads, resurface the rotors, oil change and inspection. Now I want to do the little stuff they might have missed.....

[brianm]

don't forget to grease your hinges. nobody likes droopy doors

[MATT02GT]

good oil change, trans serives ( man. or auto), diff service, brake check, and run some BG 44K through it.

[Smoothgrandmama]

Originally Posted by brianm don't forget to grease your hinges. nobody likes droopy doors

He he Droopy doors.......... :wink