I always tighten the nut. Then you use a flat screwdriver between the
housing and the big washer. Keep loostening till you are able to slide the
washer under the nut. Go to next looser hole for pin. Check by spinning wheel and
seeing if you get any wobble
Whenever I run into problems
And I can't figure out what
ie wrong. I look for the instructions
and find out what is wrong.
I know there is a POWER on all the time
to keep the stations saved.
I know there is an IGN which is on when
the car is running.
I know there is a 12 Volts to...
Don't do what I did, wait till the left
front wheel fell off when my wife
was driving. It was on my local farm road
in the snow and she drove the car
1/2 mile to get to the driveway.
Only the steering was holding the
wheel on.
I tried to change the BJ myself
but could not do it with...
How long are you waiting for heat?
On warm up the gauge will go up over
normal then come back to normal. You
still will not have heat for at least 5 minutes more as
the water circulates.
My 89 GT had the flasher attached under and
up the steering column.. NOT THE FUSE PANEL
that is the Hazzard.
You have to reach under the column and fee up the shaft
till you reach the metal blinker (sounds sexy)
It is clipped on and has a little
slack to pull it down a little.
Change it and put...
Believe me, every car I have ever
owned requires heat to open the
T stat. They always pass the normal range to provide
that heat. It is just that most people do no focus their
attention on the dash when they first start out
on a ride to work.
Try it sometimes.
My 89 GT would scare me...
Even new T stats can be deffective.
You might try an independent temperature
reading to verify.
When you start the car dead cold, watch the temp
gauge.
It shoud rise in 10 min or so straight past
normal into the danger area. Then
fall back to normal. That is the sign of
an...
A technique I use for bearing tightness
is to grease them up good.
Install them.
Tighten the nut good.
Back the nut up till a screwdriver is able to
slide the big washer side to side (but tight)
Your done.
OH make sure to install the cotter pin.
My 89 GT had the same leak last year.
It was the return line and shot a miniture
stream when the car was running.
I went to NAPA and bought 1 foot of high pressure
fuel line.
I cut about 2 inches.
I slit the side longitudinally.
I slipped the split hose on the line and
slid it...
The fuel pump rely's on the flow of cool gas
to keep the tiny motor from seizing up.
If you let the tank run dry, DON'T CRANK AND CRANK
you will only seize the $100 motor.
The increased current probably overheated the relay
contacts so it will now be intermittent $12 will fix the
relay.
excuse my ignorance what does non PI mean?
I noted in 2005 the
97 F150 made the top 10 list for vehicles
being stolen. That is 8 years old.....
Is it because it is easy? abundant? somehow desired?
triton
I looked up the 97 F150 and
for the first two years they say
cast iron heads.
In 99 they went to the aluminum heads.
Also they say the spark plugs will blow out of
the aluminum head engines and ford refuses
to recall them.
Maybe I am lucky the 97 has the cast heads for the...
It could be you have some kind of fuel
problem that is causing a dumping
fuel into the cylinder when off causing a detonation.
By the way, it is a killer of the fuel pump if it
runs dry for any time. So running on E
is dangerious to your wallet.
Triton I mean Triton
I just bought my first pickup a 97 F:D 150
with 4.6L Triton motor. I had
to sell my 89GT in order to get it.
I noted that the motor is a cast iron block and head
motor.
Are there any similarities to the mustang 4.6?
Any idea what mileage I amy get?
Or any problems...
The rubbing plates on the
clutch disk are worn down to
a point that it no longer grabs
hard enough.
Caused by age/use or racing.
If you were lucky it could
also be the adjustment is way to tight.....