New FMS clutch.
This side goes towards the engine.
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Clutch alignment tool ( $2.00)
I also replaced the pilot bearing that the shaft fits in to.
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Line up the 3 pins on the flywheel.
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A new throw out bearing comes with FMS clutch. Lightly grease
the pivot points on the clutch fork.
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Clutch fork pivot ball.
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Adjust the front shocks high enough to allow the engine hoist
to fit under the frame.
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Check out that new hoist.
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Almost there
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John was breathing a little easier at this point.
(Time for a beer!)
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Be careful not to ding the footbox with the air tube when installing
the engine
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I'm liking
that perfectly centered shifter.
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Removing the fuel line connector. First remove the clamp. |
I made a tool from a piece of hose clamp
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Shove the tool into the connector & pull it apart. |
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I
used a wire brush to abrade the plastic hose This made it easier
to remove.
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Cleaned
up hose barb.
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Double flares on the ends of the fuel lines prevent the hose from
pulling off |
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The passenger side header is VERY close to the engine mount.
It might need some tweaking.
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Passenger side J pipe.
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Remote oil filter
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Clutch pedal looks a little high. More tweaking.
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I made an aluminum spacer to move the clutch cable away from
the oil lines.
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Clutch cable
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Drive shaft.. Does anyone have any ideas about covering the
back of the battery switch?
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Mass air sensor
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Evaporation canister purge solenoid.
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My fan shroud was damaged in the wreck. I did a little trimming
to smooth out the bottom edge
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FFR suppiled fan installed on the shroud.
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Throttle bracket
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Radiator
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Lower Rad. hose
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Lower Rad. hose
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Upper Rad. Hose |
Moroso Filller |
Ugly Overflow canister. I've got to find something better.
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Sidepipe mount |
Sidepipe mount |
Sidepipe mount |
Sidepipe &
J-Pipe junction |
J-pipe after the paint bubbled up and fell off.
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Heater hoses |
I re-installed the donors
power steering using Ford's AC eliminator bracket Part # M-8511-A50 |
Belt
Routing with relocated power steering pump and no airpump
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Belt number using the AC elimnator bracket and no airpump
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Power
steering
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The
Alternator rectifier plug on Ford 2G alternators has been know
to over- heat. |
It's best to replace
the plug if it is loose from being reinstalled several times
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