Yes I have the spring tool and the spark plug hole adapter. Would it be OK to keep it pressurized each time I am trying to get the rollers on just in case I loose keepers again? I should have more spring keepers in a few days. I won’t touch it until then!
Is it ok to leave the air hooked to...
Yesterday I decided to attempt to put the roller followers back on. I had forgotten what a total PIA they were. So far-I did get one on! The second one I was trying to get I heard something fall. I was horrified to find the 2 little spring retainers had popped out. Of course I couldn’t find...
I did find that bolt, but this is what threw me!
But then this site says it will fit. This is the first site I’ve seen that said it will fit! The pulleys on my 04 are narrower than the 01 so I was afraid the bolt would be for that one. I guess there’s only one way to find out! It’s not a...
I got the engine cover all patched up with JB Weld pro and let it sit for the week to make sure it was completely cured. My new reluctor wheel came so that’s installed along with the new front seal. I put the cover back on this weekend-no snapping or cracking sounds, so that’s a plus! The...
So now that the lightbulb finally came on….I looked at my sprockets again. I can clearly see what you mean now. The old sprocket (ignore the screws-the old timing components are on my wall now like a trophy) has no lip on it so the raised ring on the back of the original reluctor wheel must have...
I think i understand what you mean now describing the new sprocket. I will look closer tomorrow after work and get a pic of it. I think you are telling me with the original sprocket, the edge of the chain stuck out a bit further than the sprocket. On the new one with the lip, the sprocket sticks...
The numbers on my cover are: XLIE-6C086-AB. When I Google it, this turns up: F75Z-6019-BA. this cover appears to fit an assortment of vehicles according to this site….
https://www.bluespringsfordparts.com/oem-parts/ford-timing-cover-f75z6019ba
Does that seem right?
This is the only wheel I can find so far that doesn’t look like my old one
https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=817289&cc=1434768&pt=10673
Mine looks like this
my old sprocket looks like this
And I’m 99% certain this is the kit i used so the sprocket is powdered metal. Melling 3391SFH...
I did see a number on my timing cover.
The link you posted for the wheel states it is for a 05-13 navigator. Mine is an 01. I’m trying to find a part number for mine, but this wheel seems to be difficult to search for since it’s called so many different names!
There is one on rock auto that is...
The sprockets are already on. They were in the melling kit. I’ll snap a pic the best I can and get a pic of the reluctor wheel (it’s the original-I did not get one in the timing kit).
Since I had to move on after the engine cover discovery, I decided to get my roller followers out of the jug of oil I have kept them in and check them out. I kept the one that had fallen off separate (on the valve that ended up being stuck) to make sure I knew which one to look more closely at...
Damn it! I was elated how easily I was able to pop the seal out of the cover workout taking it off. My elation quickly turned to horror as I noticed I had done the same thing Ulver had tried to warn me about.
I did not receive a new reluctor wheel with my timing kit and my new crank sprocket...
I am using the sealant the service manual recommended-it’s a black permatex, ultra I think.
I did not get a new seal probably bc I ordered the gaskets separately. I do have a new seal coming as I feel I should replace it. The valve covers are not on yet. I will tape the shaft and attempt to do...
Yikes-I didn’t read this until after I put the cover back on! I did match up all my new parts to the old ones and nothing was a different size, so luckily that wasn’t an issue. So I did get the engine cover back on-I hate doing things that have a time limit. The service manual said I had 4...
Quick update-I haven’t had a lot of time to spend on the old navigator but I did turn it over by hand last weekend several times. Nothing seems to be binding and all marks seem to be in the right spot
I dug out the engine cover and bolts. I cleaned up the cover and the surfaces it will bolt up...
I finally got the cam sprockets and chain on the RH side (it was pretty problematic between the pressure from the rollers still being on and having to put them on backwards). I ultimately prevailed after having to walk away from it several times! I put the 2 big chains on today. Everything was...
Really? I thought of that but the little “nubs” that go into the notch on the shafts are rounded on one side, so I thought they were supposed to go one way. I will try flipping them over. Thank you and I will report back.
Old and new sprockets sit the same. I know that chain needs to sit completely on the tensioner guide. I just can’t figure out why it’s not. I have to be missing something……..but what?!!
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