If you have the donor vehicle it would make it a lot cheaper and easier. You will need just about everything from the old car. These two engines are completely different. Radiator, mounts, tranny, engine wire harness and sensors. Not to mention the intrument guages are probably different set-up. The fuel pumps are probably operating at different pressures also. The more you have of the old car the better. You will only need the engine and wiring harness. the 3.8 and 5.0 use the same flow fuel pump and the same transmission the radiator in the 5.0 may be larger just take the complete 5.0 with the harness sensors and computer you will have some connections to sort out but that should be all
actually you need to have a transmission repair facility do that it will be the cheapest route for you.
what are the fuses in a 1986 Ford Thunderbird and what do they do
It will have two; one in each of the exhaust manifolds. They are hard to get at, and you need a special socket to remove them with.
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The Ford Thunderbird door should trigger the lights to go off. The sensor associated with the closed-door may need to be replaced.
Emission diagram for 1996 ford thunderbird 3.8l
Wiring diagram of a 1990 Ford Thunderbird Solenoid. I need a picture of which wire goes where on the side wall by the battery
No. The 1996 Ford Thunderbird does not have a fuel pump access panel. You would need to get the car on a lift and then drop the gas tank. Then you can reach the fuel pump.
you need to set your gap to .054
To change the voltage regulator on a 1995 Ford Thunderbird, first you will need to disconnect the battery cables. Then, remove the bolts holding the regulator to the frame of the vehicle and the wires connecting it.
No you can not. You need to replace the tensioner.
No. You need to replace the tensioner.