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It's possible. A bad crank position sensor can cause a crank but no start. You'll hear the fuel pump prime but since the CPS controls both the spark AND the injectors, you'd have no fuel going into the cylinders. These symptoms distinguish a bad CPS from a bad clutch safety switch which wouldn't...

This man's nailed it. Since the engine ran fine before the clutch and tranny job, I seriously doubt that the problem is the tune. It's far more likely that an O2 sensor wiring harness was pinched when the tranny was reinstalled. If the insulation is damaged and the wiring frayed, it could be...

They sell the same camshaft drive kit for $644. That's $85 more than Summit Racing. Here ya go: Ford Performance Camshaft Drive Kit: M-6004-463V Ford Performance Rocker Arm Lash Adjuster Kit: M-6529-3V Felpro Timing Chain Tensioner Gasket Set: ES73226 OEM '13-'14 Shelby GT500 high pressure...

Summit Racing has the best price at ~$560 for the Ford Performance camshaft drive kit M-6004-463V: https://www.summitracing.com/parts/fms-m-6004-463v

In addition to my DIY rear under tray, I've also done several front aero mods resulting in significantly better gas mileage, high speed stability, and NO MORE hood flutter: https://www.angelfire.com/my/fan/Mustang2006GT/Aero.html

Not worth the money IMO. Mine's a simple DIY black plastic job that fills the void between the evap system and the rear bumper cover. This substantially reduces the amount of air that stacks up behind the bumper cover and potentially reduces drag, especially at higher road speeds.

43/14 = 3.07 Are you sure you counted the teeth correctly? These Ford axle gear ratios and tooth counts are as follows: 4.56 = 41 tooth ring gear, 9 tooth pinion 4.30 = 43 tooth ring gear, 10 tooth pinion 4.27 = 47 tooth ring gear, 11 tooth pinion 4.10 = 41 tooth ring gear, 10 tooth pinion 3.91...

Not always. The phaser would have to be pretty bad to throw a cam position sensor code.

The timing chain tensioner should pump itself back up again with an oil pressure feed. The clanking could be from a broken cam phaser, and that would also account for the slightly rough running. If that's the case, you should hear it at the very front of the cam cover using a mechanic's stethoscope.

Ford left some of the slots in the front grille blocked for a very good reason; the radiator simply doesn't need the extra airflow and opening it up will make the engine take longer to reach normal operating temperature. This will have a negative effect on gas mileage and exhaust emissions.

Although it's been done before, I'd advise against it simply because fitting an older engine will probably make the car illegal for street use. That won't matter if you're building it into a dragster but if you want to drive it on public roads, I think you should consider a 7.3L Godzilla swap...

A picture's worth a thousand words. :D

A common mistake is to calculate the tire circumference merely by multiplying the tire diameter by pi, whereas the correct way is to multiply the rolling radius (wheel center to ground) by 2pi (with tires inflated to correct pressure). I find this tire size calculator to be the most reliable...

Factory toe specs are -0.4 to +1.2 degrees. Mine is bang in the middle at +0.4 so you could adjust yours a little more positive. Your camber is also close to the factory limit of -1.3 degrees so you could adjust that to be less negative. Both of these adjustments will eliminate the twitchiness...

That's what I'm running on my 18" rims. I've also kept the stock height suspension to ensure that I can clear speed bumps without scraping the exhaust (ground clearance at lowest point is 5.2").

It sounds like you have some serious problems. Firstly all the symptoms you've described, including the p0022 code, could be due to a low oil pressure at hot idle/off idle rpm causing a VCT system malfunction with knocking cam phasers and rattling timing chains. Since you've already installed a...

It sounds like the engine is running lean upon a cold start and not getting the enrichment that it needs. The fact that your cooling fan also isn't coming on when the engine gets up to temperature tells me that the likely culprit is a bad ECT sensor. If the fan comes on when you unplug the ECT...

Americans use the word fender while Brits use the word wing to describe the front and rear quarter panels. Americans also call the front bonnet a hood, and the rear boot a trunk. Never mind. One day they might learn proper English. ;):Big Laugh:

The two longer eccentric bolts go on the lower end of the front struts where they are mounted to the spindles for adjustment of the camber. The two shorter eccentric bolts go on the rear end of the front control arm and are used to adjust the caster...

Check all the hoses and clamps for any obvious leaks or for deposits of yellowish crusts which would indicate a slow leak. When there's nothing obvious, look into the valley of the engine underneath the intake manifold. You'll see a heater hose assembly, and the commonest leak point is the...

You can swap out both bearings plus the voltage regulator and brushes using this repair kit: https://www.americanmuscle.com/paperformance-6gw-repair-kit.html

The 2005 Falcon BA came with a 5.4 3V producing 295hp @ 4750rpm & 347lbft @ 3250rpm with a redline of 5250rpm. The engine was obviously built to maximise low/medium rpm torque despite being inside a four-door sedan rather than a truck.

Long tubes will merely cause a transfer delay between open and closed loop operation until the upstream O2 sensors warm up after a cold start. This sometimes causes the engine to run lean and hesitate during the transition. P2198 is a stuck rich code on the driver's side upstream sensor (B2S1)...

I suggest you get some live data in order to determine O2 sensor voltages, STFTs, and LTFTs. This will help to troubleshoot the problem. If you have an SCT tuner, you can connect that to a laptop and use Livelink software to do this. Otherwise, I suggest you buy an ELM 327 Bluetooth OBD 2...

Not necessarily. If you left it disconnected, yes. That's because the fan would stay on all the time and delay engine warm up.