CMDP install

TexasBlownV8

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Still need to know how to install? Remove intake manifold, remove stock plates and motor assembly, install delete plates, put it back together. Many small details left out, including paying attention to gaskets, wires, handling injectors, etc.
 

pieperz06

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Still need to know how to install? Remove intake manifold, remove stock plates and motor assembly, install delete plates, put it back together. Many small details left out, including paying attention to gaskets, wires, handling injectors, etc.

thats how i did it earler today and it worked just fine
 

wht67

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I installed mine this weekend and used this nice write up here as a guide:

http://forums.themustangsource.com/showthread.php?t=452819

Here is another:

http://lib.store.yahoo.net/lib/mustangtuning/steeda-billet-charge-motion-control-plates-install.pdf

Not too difficult. Just pay attention to detail and you will have no problems. I followed the steps and everything worked like a charm. Quick slideshow of my experience:

http://img190.imageshack.us/slideshow/player.php?id=img190/7915/12665316478xw.smil

Whole album:
http://img138.imageshack.us/g/dscn3494.jpg/

Good luck!

Wayne

ps. Not that it matters on the plate install, my car is an automatic.
 

RetroGT2006

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I will use this guide, i have my delete plates coming this week and my UDP's. Is there a guide out for UDP's?
 

2kanchoo

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Tacobill writeups are about as good as it gets. Lots of pics, straight forward, and most importantly correct.
 

wht67

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Just completed my UDP install and besides losing ~ an hour because my 18mm 1/2" drive socket fricken disappeared (had to go buy another one....),
it wasn't too bad. Made a tool out of some flat steel to brace the torque converter so I didn't even need any help. Now I think I am ready to hit the dyno
again and DEFINITELY ready to go to the drag strip to race for the first time in my life!

Wayne
 

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