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5.0
MOTOR / FRONT
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TPS: Throttle Position Sensor. Attached to top of Throttle body with 2 screws. See Idle section in Fix-It for more info. Idle Air Bypass Valve: Attached to side of throttle body. MASS Air Sensor: Attached to intake hose between air filter & throttle body. EGR: Bolted to back side of EGR Spacer (between throttle body & intake) recirculates exhaust gases, part of emissions system. PCV Valve: Hidden in back & of lower intake, pull hose to reveal PCV Valve. Spout Connector: Small 2 pronged plug on wires attached to distributor. Must be unplugged to check & adjust timing. Ignition Module: Controls Spark. White rectangle on distributor(on mustangs). May be gray on other Fords. Coolant Temperature Sending Unit: Sends Signal to Temp Gauge. Not the sensor the computer uses. Oil Pressure Sending Unit: Sends Signal to Oil Pressure Gauge. Click here to See Photo. |
Interior
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Fuel Relay: Under The driver's Seat. Turns Fuel pump when key is activated. Fuse Panel: Located under the dash to the left. Access panel pulls right off. Turn Signal Relay: Located to the right to the Fuse Panel. Note: In earlier models hazard flasher was also located here but is now by the glove compartment. WiperRelay: Controls speed of wiper delay(what an explanation!). It's a brown box under dash left of the steering. About 4 inches long, 1 inch thick, 2 inches wide. Click here to See Photo Below of Relay Location. Hazard Flasher: On fuse box, but attached to it's back, not on the front with the fuses. Later years may have it behind glove box. Rear Defrost Relay: Under drivers dash, almost behind fuse box to the right(towards radio). See illustration below. Fan
Relay (2.3 Motor): Also called fan control switch, I recently had to
find this, couldn't find it until I made a trip to the
dealer. It's under the drivers dash, in the center, and is attached
by a long (about 4 inch by 1 inch) metal bracket & has a large 8
(or more) wire harness to it. It's brown in color. And if you need to
know around $60 from the dealer. It's made by TRW so it's available
in parts stores too. Picked one up at AutoZone for $25. Number on relay
is: E7ZB-8C609-AA. |
Rear
Defrost Relay (2.3 only)
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The first number is the part number, some #'s may differ slightly due to yearly production codes. Dimensions |
Wiper
Relay
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Wiper
Brown Box to left of arrow |
Front
Suspension Components
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Quick Look at the Front Suspension A Arm:
contains the Ball Joint & Connects the Spindle to the Frame. Usually
To replace a ball joint you can replace the entire Arm, or the ball
joint ca be changed but you need a press & requires more skill. |
Oil
Pressure Sender (5.0
Shown)
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This small canister is threaded into
a (about) 3 inch extension into the block & sends a signal to the
Oil Pressure Gauge, through one (red) wire. |