Ford Thunderbird

Next to AC accumulator/drier, which is in the engine bay in front of the firewall. When looking from the front, it is on the left side of the car, an aluminum cylinder approx. 4 inches in diameter.

i just put a 4.6 in a 1994, the oil sending unit is located right on the oil filter bracket, ( where the oil filter screws on ) it has one wire that pushes onto it,

Sounds like the black box at the top of the radiator.

check this website for a list of parts needed to repair your column http://www.tbirdparts.com/main.htm click your year on the top left of the page and follow from there

2"x2" black plastic box with a red button on top. Just press the button in and it will close the fuel pump circuit. Typical locations include:

1. Driver's kick panel.

2. Passenger's kick panel

3. Left side in trunk.

No tools needed

possibly your thermostat, easy fix. if you leave it idling, does the temp gauge also go up high? or does it remain cold?

Since it is a 55 car it needs leaded gas.

remove everything in order to get the arm ready to come off,remove tire, calpier assy, shock, sway bar, knock lower arm loose loose from spindle, vehicle jacked up of course, lower arm ,remove two bolts where control arm is mounted to frame, hammer and cold chicel to remove bushings, revser of it put back all you have taken loose.

I have been asking everyone,and no one can tell me the problem.

Your best bet for acquiring an answer of this measure of complexity, due to the need for safety of your vehicle, and those who ride within it, would be to purchase a "Chilton" or "Haynes" car repair manual for your make, model, and year. Many times, if you cannot afford the book, (which can cost roughly 20-25 dollars), a helpful assistant at a large automotive parts chain, such as Schuck's, B&B, or NAPA Auto may allow you to flip to your needed contents, and review it in the store. In some cases, they may even allow you to change it at the lot, with their assitance, but this is mostly in cases where there is a less-involved repair, such as a windshield wiper, or blinker bulb replacement. It is advised that you seek out the answer to this type of question from an automotive professional.

120 mph

on the bottom of the engine in the front, helps if you jack up the front of the car first

The relay is located in the engine compartment in a relay box. It is a long narrow black plastic box with removable lid, and sits next to the radiator overflow/fill reservoir. The fuse you are looking for is in location #13FL.

I have no fricken idea dude i really dont

on the front of the motor. lookes like a small distributer. it black and round.

go to dealer / to manual overide there is a screw in the top part take it out there is another screw turn it clockwise until you can move the belt. FYI The dealership will not do it for liability reasons. They won't disable seat belts, they recommend calling the D.O.T.

4mm socket or wrench

no cabin filter was ever installed

3.8 V6 140 BHP 4.6 V8 205 BHP 3.8 V6 Superchaged 210 BHP

Electronic Fuel Injection ( EFI )

Worn ignition switch? Check to see if it has a rod connected to ignition switch at the lower end of the steering column--may needs adjustment

Do u mean that the car shakes as you are driving, or just that the engine shakes when it is at idle ? Could use more info.

www.ford-trucks.com/forums/354091-how-to-replace-your-super-duty-ball-joints.html check out this web site pictures and steps

the fuel pump relay or interia switch is located in the trunk. behind the tail light replacement section. on the left hand side. its a black box with a white button.

On the panel behind the driver's seat there is a key hole. You put your key in it and turn it and it will pop the trunk open.