The other advanced new exactly what I needed. Guess which one I am going to next time. I am hoping to g et to work on it as soon as it quits snowing. Also trying to get my supercharger setup finished on my 02 gt. I love my mustangs.
The other advanced new exactly what I needed. Guess which one I am going to next time. I am hoping to g et to work on it as soon as it quits snowing. Also trying to get my supercharger setup finished on my 02 gt. I love my mustangs.
79 pace car 2.3 efi turbo
02 GT
88 turbo coupe (sold)
81 hatch 351 Cleveland (sold)
86 GT (sold)
91 GT Supercharged 347 Stroker (sold)
make sure your lock ring is flat, and the tabs on the tank didnt bend out a little, that will leave too much slack between the ring and seal and tank, when you 'twist" the new ring on keep an eye on the tank tabs and make sure they are all contacting the ring the same and tight.
Thanks for the info.
79 pace car 2.3 efi turbo
02 GT
88 turbo coupe (sold)
81 hatch 351 Cleveland (sold)
86 GT (sold)
91 GT Supercharged 347 Stroker (sold)
Well I finally had a decent day to work on the pace car. I installed the new gasket and lock ring on the tank. So far no leaks. I finished installing the fuel pump. I reinstalled the injectors,fuel rails and plenum and installed new taillights. When installing the lights I did find that the dang squirrels had made lunch out of one of the light harnesses. I can repair them so nothing devastating. Tomorrow we will see if she is now getting fuel. Hopefully she runs!
79 pace car 2.3 efi turbo
02 GT
88 turbo coupe (sold)
81 hatch 351 Cleveland (sold)
86 GT (sold)
91 GT Supercharged 347 Stroker (sold)
79 pace car 2.3 efi turbo
02 GT
88 turbo coupe (sold)
81 hatch 351 Cleveland (sold)
86 GT (sold)
91 GT Supercharged 347 Stroker (sold)
Nice work, looking good!
Ted
86 SVO Mustang
17 Cooper S Clubman ALL4
Thanks!
79 pace car 2.3 efi turbo
02 GT
88 turbo coupe (sold)
81 hatch 351 Cleveland (sold)
86 GT (sold)
91 GT Supercharged 347 Stroker (sold)
Well I put 5 gallons if fuel in it and did not see any leaks so that's a plus. I tried to start it and no go. I checked the fuel rail and no pressure. I cannot hear the pump coming on. Should I be able to hear the walbro pump since it is a inline?
79 pace car 2.3 efi turbo
02 GT
88 turbo coupe (sold)
81 hatch 351 Cleveland (sold)
86 GT (sold)
91 GT Supercharged 347 Stroker (sold)
get the volt meter out, check for voltage at the pump wires with the key on, hopefully you just blew a fuse during install
That's what I am hoping. Where is the fuse panel on these cars?
79 pace car 2.3 efi turbo
02 GT
88 turbo coupe (sold)
81 hatch 351 Cleveland (sold)
86 GT (sold)
91 GT Supercharged 347 Stroker (sold)
Right underneath the lower dash panel under the steering column, left-hand side. All Foxes have the fuse panel there, at least on the 3 Foxes I have owned over the years. The pump should prime for 2 seconds when the key is turned to the 'run' position then shut of, it will have constant power with the key in the 'start' position and once the engine is running. The fuel pump relay is usually under the driver's seat, but I am not sure what harness your car has with the transplant.
Ted
86 SVO Mustang
17 Cooper S Clubman ALL4
oh yea good poing SVONO50, did you wire your inline pump to the oem pump relay? or just constant to keyed power?
I just wired how the po had it wired. The pump I removed was working but it was just to small of a pump. I am going to check it with a meter tomorrow. It was just to cold today.
79 pace car 2.3 efi turbo
02 GT
88 turbo coupe (sold)
81 hatch 351 Cleveland (sold)
86 GT (sold)
91 GT Supercharged 347 Stroker (sold)
You should probably double check the pump wiring. Judging from the 87-88 TC harness, and the IRCM on the passengers side strut tower, it's possible the pump is wired into the IRCM. You could do it that way, or just wire a normal relay and trigger it with the ECU. The IRCM is just a group of relays on a solid state board, the computer doesn't care if it's triggering the integrated relays or individual relays.
1986 Mustang Notch, 2.3L Turbo Project
your profile says VA but the plates on the car are PA, are you in PA? if so and your not too far i can possibly come give you a hand if we get a decent temp day lol, my cars are sitting until the weather breaks because i dont work well in the cold, nothing would get done properly lol
I figured out the pump issue. I had to work on the taillight wiring and had unplugged the fuel safety switch duh. Plugged it back up and now getting plenty of fuel to the rail. I still cannot get it to fire. It will fire on starting fluid but that's it. I have plenty of pressure at the rail and according to the noid lights the injectors are firing. So now I am stumped. Any ideas on what I should check?
79 pace car 2.3 efi turbo
02 GT
88 turbo coupe (sold)
81 hatch 351 Cleveland (sold)
86 GT (sold)
91 GT Supercharged 347 Stroker (sold)
injecter nozzles might be clogged, the solenoid will fire like your seeing with the noid lights, but that doesnt mean the actual valve is moving when the coil magnetizes, your gonna have to pull the injectors, put a piece of hose on the fuel connection, fill it with cleaner and use a battery to fire the injector and see if it sprays
What do the plugs look like? If you're cranking the engine and it's not firing, but the injectors are squirting fuel, the plugs should be wet with gas.
1986 Mustang Notch, 2.3L Turbo Project
I am going to pull them in the morning. I will update you on their condition.
79 pace car 2.3 efi turbo
02 GT
88 turbo coupe (sold)
81 hatch 351 Cleveland (sold)
86 GT (sold)
91 GT Supercharged 347 Stroker (sold)
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