1991-1998 Mustang 5.0 Resto Fuse Panel Cover - Install & Review

Fuse Panel Cover.
Replace your lost or broken fuse panel cover on your 1991-1993 Mustang with a replacement from 5.0 Resto! This panel covers all the fuses and simply snaps into place over the fuse block. It features a durable black ABS plastic and uses OE style construction for a strong fit. It has an embosses fuse map on the cover and includes a fuse puller to easily locate and pull out blown fuses.

Application: 1991-1993 Mustang

Item # LRS-61045B
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[matthewzuber]

Fun fact, it really does look like it would fit the F150s and Broncos of that era, Don't quote me on that, but it does look similar enough.

[evile]

Great how do u get it off when the clip is busted

[CarputingYT]

Got confused during install, blew up motor

[Notatroll]

My cover fits but does, nt snap on i used a zip tie

[SneakerPlanet]

I have an important question, I have a 2011 Mustang v6 with 73, 100 miles. My clutch won’t go into first if I try to downshift the car while driving but if I drive and slow down to a stop, first gear will enter perfectly but it won’t go in when driving, all other gears are like butter and feels nice, all of those began after changing my rotors to a powerstop slotted rotor, what could be going wrong?