Yup I still shiver thinking about those T50 bolts
And alty and headers are next on my list, lucky me![]()
Do you need an Alty? I got one thats a year old in my Garage lol
Yup I still shiver thinking about those T50 bolts
And alty and headers are next on my list, lucky me![]()
Do you need an Alty? I got one thats a year old in my Garage lol
Yup I still shiver thinking about those T50 bolts
And alty and headers are next on my list, lucky me![]()
You need a guy with small, dextrous hands who's done plenty of alternators before.
Any suggestions?![]()
Yeah. Remove the UIM so you can get at the bolts more easily. You're all welcome.![]()
Back when I had Mako, they actually reduced me to a bubbling wreck. Stilsons wouldn't even touch them because of the limited access. I eventually had to call my FiL over to help me tear down the wheel stations so I could get a drill on them. Madness.
Who...who is this?? PRANK CALLER! PRANK CALLER!
Just kidding - I'll get stuck in if you need me.
Yeah. Remove the UIM so you can get at the bolts more easily. You're all welcome.![]()
Drove it back home from the garage with a nice new MOT without any advisories. Unfortunately they did not have time to replace the ABS reluctor ring or the front brake pipes, but, i will take it back to them when I get back from Castle Howard.
Drove it back home from the garage with a nice new MOT without any advisories. Unfortunately they did not have time to replace the ABS reluctor ring or the front brake pipes, but, i will take it back to them when I get back from Castle Howard.
Not that I'm gatekeeping here, but I feel like there's two jobs that you have to do before you can really say that you're getting invested in your Cougar.
One is the rear brake disks, because of those damned T50s. The other is the alternator.
Some here might say that you need to experience the unique delights of changing exhaust headers while the engine is still in the bay. Others might talk about their water pump and releasing the hoses from the stubs. Still others might suggest that it's a full engine swap that gives you the keys to the kingdom.
But I think that the two I mentioned are the ones that most shade-tree mechanics will come across, and they teach you so very much about Fords in general, and creative swearing in particular.
Drove it back home from the garage with a nice new MOT without any advisories. Unfortunately they did not have time to replace the ABS reluctor ring or the front brake pipes, but, i will take it back to them when I get back from Castle Howard.
I remember the days when all you needed to do was Dare to drive a ZETEC!![]()
Already got a recon one from Paul
Its not gone yet but at 113k its only a matter of time, and id rather do it in the comfort of summer before it goes than be stranded on the side of the road in winter![]()
Not sure if its different with the Auto but you should have two breather pipes going into the bellows.
Other than that could it be the one that attaches to the bottom of the Upper Intake Manifold
It seems too small to be either of them? Didnt the standard box have a breather hose that just 'dangled' for any water that got into the box?
Is it possible a vent tube for the ATX itself?I dont think so Ricky but it has been a while
Pretty sure not though as im using the standard bellows and there is only two breather pipes coming off it
That pipe doesnt look familar though specially with that little box clip on it, it does seem to be connecting near the gear box though so must be something to do with it being an auto?