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Irish Pride replied to the thread 8K Mile 1991 Ford SHO (+ 2 SHO Parts Cars).Pretty sure the black car sold a while ago but don't know if the parts cars went with it. -Chad -
Irish Pride replied to the thread Oil on Spark Plug tip.After getting this all sorted out and the car is now running again I want to come back to this. If you did indeed pull the timing...
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Irish Pride replied to the thread WTB: 3.0L Crankshaft Pos. Sensor...Before Carlisle Parade.
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Irish Pride replied to the thread WTB: 3.0L Crankshaft Pos. Sensor...Before Carlisle Parade.OK. He'll bring one of those too. There is a field on Cavalry Rd north east of the fairgrounds that you can pull in with the trailer...
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Irish Pride replied to the thread WTB: 3.0L Crankshaft Pos. Sensor...Before Carlisle Parade.Are you gonna trailer it to Carlisle?
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Irish Pride replied to the thread WTB: 3.0L Crankshaft Pos. Sensor...Before Carlisle Parade.Come to Carlisle tomorrow as soon as you can. Brian will bring some crank sensors to the fairgrounds with him. -Chad
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Irish Pride replied to the thread WTB: 3.0L Crankshaft Pos. Sensor...Before Carlisle Parade.This would be a lot easier if you were on Facebook. Message @thegreatbriguy he sells new sensors and lives in Carlisle. -Chad
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Irish Pride replied to the thread Oil on Spark Plug tip.I dont think Dan is dealing in parts anymore. Not doing good health wise. I think he sold everything that he had to Brian. I could be...
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Irish Pride replied to the thread Oil on Spark Plug tip.@thegreatbriguy
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Irish Pride replied to the thread Oil on Spark Plug tip.Or PCM...
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Irish Pride replied to the thread Serpentine Belt brand opinion.I use Gates. -Chad
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Irish Pride replied to the thread No start.
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Irish Pride replied to the thread No start.There is no timing procedure. Install the timing belt with the crank and cam sprockets lined up like they are supposed to be and then...
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Irish Pride replied to the thread No start.Install the timing belt and release the tensioner pulley so the spring pushes the pulley against the belt. Do not tighten the nut yet...
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Irish Pride replied to the thread No start.The only time I've seen the tensioner bolt snap was because the nut wasn't tightened down or the tensioner was set too tight on the...
