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TB, WP, and 60K Maintenance Video Guide
Project SHO Me the Sleeper is complete and I couldn’t be any more happier with the outcome. Always feels good to bring a great machine back to its glory. Here’s the final episode of the series and I threw a little before and after recap highlight at the end. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk -
TB, WP, and 60K Maintenance Video Guide
A thing of beauty. Making great progress. Should start putting videos together after buttoning her back up. Spoiler...30 years old, 132k miles and no one has ever rooted around in the engine bay...all original and no leaks. Seems impossible...maybe it only has 32k miles? I’m dreaming. Sent... -
TB, WP, and 60K Maintenance Video Guide
Yeah, Rockauto has done me wrong a few times, but is usually solid. Probably just going to stay with the stock ones as they appear to be functioning fine. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk -
TB, WP, and 60K Maintenance Video Guide
I did see a set on there for just under $30. I was just debating whether the OEM in good running condition might be the better performing option to just keep. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk -
TB, WP, and 60K Maintenance Video Guide
And look to not be able to ship until the end of November looks like I’m going to test the OEM ones and reinstall with the new plugs. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk -
TB, WP, and 60K Maintenance Video Guide
Got off my lazy butt and found the part number spreadsheet in Dropbox...and boy...Autolites and Accell are all out of stock. Motorcraft ones are ultra expensive and the only ones I can track down are the Bosch ones for nearly $100! Eeeesh. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk -
TB, WP, and 60K Maintenance Video Guide
Hit a snag today as the plug wires I purchased from Rockauto don’t actually fit the SHO. Does anyone have the absolute without doubt correct P/Nfor the correct plug wires (preferably Motorcarft)? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk -
TB, WP, and 60K Maintenance Video Guide
Cleaning as I go. Quite a bit of carbon build up. I’m also cleaning out the intake manifold. I’m a little obsessive. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk -
TB, WP, and 60K Maintenance Video Guide
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TB, WP, and 60K Maintenance Video Guide
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TB, WP, and 60K Maintenance Video Guide
Look at all this real estate! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk -
TB, WP, and 60K Maintenance Video Guide
Making pretty awesome progress on this and really trying to document every step of the way. I was actually able to create even more room to work by removing the power steering reservoir. All it took was removing one 8mm bolt and popping it off a clip. I was then able to relocate out of the way... -
TB, WP, and 60K Maintenance Video Guide
Also what are the chances of this? Top dead center with all timing marks aligned with no adjustments necessary. Just popped the upper timing belt cover off and boom. Usually I have to rotate the crank a little bit. Is this a sign of how well this job will go? Better find some wood to knock... -
TB, WP, and 60K Maintenance Video Guide
^That’s awesome advice. I got lucky on mine...1/2 second crank and that bolt popped loose. Just used an old heavy duty 1/2” driver with a 19mm impact socket. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk -
TB, WP, and 60K Maintenance Video Guide
Whoa! Yeah, I know well enough that if it doesn't break loose near immediately not to just keep powering at it. That is crazy. I have personally seen a rusted on crank bolt head twist off with a powerful electric impact and that's a bad situation to be in. Good deal, I will use the starter... -
TB, WP, and 60K Maintenance Video Guide
Totally agree with this advice. I have soaked everything (that is currently accessible) with PBlaster. The benefit of going slow on these jobs is that as I move along I can soak newly uncovered areas and allow enough time for it to penetrate. I'm not in the business of delaying jobs further due... -
TB, WP, and 60K Maintenance Video Guide
I plan to follow this guide: http://www.wikisho.com/wiki/Timing_Belt,_Water_Pump,_CPS_and_Crank_Seal_Replacement_for_the_3.0l_MTX Which is amazing by the way. Any reason to not use air tools/powerful electric impact to remove crank bolt vs. the guide's ratchet on frame/crank engine technique? -
TB, WP, and 60K Maintenance Video Guide
Hi again everyone, I'm about to dive into this rather large job. Plan to take my time and thoroughly document my progress to help others in the future. I believe I have all the parts I need to complete the list of jobs to do. My plan is to tackle TB and WP, and "while I'm in there" take care of...- auto obsessive garage
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So Pumped to Get Into a 1989 SHO
[Thread was moved to https://shoforum.com/index.php?threads/fuel-pressure-test-results.139957/ ] Just in case anyone arrived to this post regarding fuel pump issues.- auto obsessive garage
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Fuel Pressure Test Results
Finally got around to swapping out the fuel sending unit. Went with cutting an access panel because to me it’s a value added mod. So far no issues driving the car around and number look a little healthier too. Key on engine off. Idle (before was only 28psi). Vacuum line disconnected...
