Reply to "4.6 3 valve install. 2008 gt. Anyone done one?"

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Rick,

Your installation "looks" about as simple as one could get...you really only notice the lone PCV valve hanging out on the valve cover!!!! Nicely done!

All,
I posted in the Pantera Parts For Sale Forum, the Ford shop manuals (PCED) to use when chasing ECM codes or "check engine light" codes when chasing problems in Mod motors or any others for that matter. They are chocked FULL of diagnosis info that will help one install one of these engines in a car. They have schematics, trouble shooting flow charts, and you can take a stock harness and "reduce component counts" by using this book to figure out when you can remove a component and jump out the connection with a short, or a xxxOhm resistor! ie EGR valves....

If you are thinking about it, check out my ad and go from there. You can always use the manuals for your F150 too!!!
Ciao!
Steve

12/7/0910:13 PM

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