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Just wondering how can you tell a 351W from a 351w **?
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Source for that information is here.The big changes for 1984 were the introduction of the 351 cid (5.8 Liter) V-8 H.O. motor for 49 state automatic transmission Broncos. This new 4-bbl carbureted motor put out 210 horsepower at 4000rpm versus the standard 351's 156 horsepower at 4000rpm. Although Californians couldn't get this motor they could buy the 300 I-6-cylinder with the 3.55:1 gearing option.
I believe you are refering to the 351 Lightning engine at 240 HP. They continued to build what would be considered a ** up thru 96 but didn't call it a **.I have to argue that point Seabronc. Ford Made a fuel injected 351w ** in the 90's 92 and 93 for sure. They had roller camshafts in them.
What about the 5.8 ** with the roller cam?I believe you are refering to the 351 Lightning engine at 240 HP. They continued to build what would be considered a ** up thru 96 but didn't call it a **.
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The ** 351 up to 86 is just a 4 barrel carb and intake the 5.0 was a roller motor at this point and Im pretty sure most were after that . Late 90,s brought the roller 5.8 and they put this cute little plaque on the intake plenum that said ** pretty much any horsepower increase would be from the lack of resistance to valve train movement from the roller lifters . LOL Seabronc Im no expert /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" /> As for the swapping of the 5.0 roller it can be done easily but do not change the computer . The 5.8 EEC is calibrated for a certain intake volume per cylinder that the 5.0 is going to be lacking . Being speed density the EEC is preprogrammed with these values and has no way of knowing any better thats why you cant change the camshaft in these motors far from the stock specs the EEC will have a nervous breakdown . So to make a long story short the 5.8 EEC would run rich on your 5.0 pretty much no matter what you did same as useing a 5.0 EEC on a 5.8 it would be lean and the headers would probably glow in the dark . What you will need to do is get a pin out of your EEC theres numbers on the cover of it . The 5.8 order is 13726548 and the 5.0 is 15426378 you can see why they changed over to the 351 order for the 5.0 ** . If you fire 1 then 5 that just put quite the whacking to main number 1 then you frie 4 and 2 theres main number 2,s beating . Now atart trying to wind it up to 8 grand and theres a good chance that parts are going to start flying . The 351 oder distributes the load better you fire 1 then 3 and so on never slamming one main journal with a double load . So what you need to find out is what order you had and trace the injector wires out it is a pain but thats what you gotta do . Now once you find that out and clearly mark it you look at your new order .
302 15426378
351 or 5.0 ** 13726548
Ok now lets say your going from a normal 302 to the ** firing order your injector wiring for numbers 1 , 2 , 6 , and 8 are all going to remain where there at but 5 is going to have to swap with 3 , 4 with 7 , 3 with 5 and 7 with 4 and you would do this right at the deutz connector where the motor harness connects to the EEC harness . Look at the end of the plug the red seperator in the middle will come out then theres a clip on each one that you pull back with a pic and the wire will slide out . Identify the wires and do them one at a time and youll be fine . Once you finish swapping all the wires the EEC will work fine with the new order . The volumes are the same and timing events so your all set . And finally there is an EEC for a 5.8 for a C6 , AOD , E40D , and a manual tranny . Its important to use a computer that supported yoru tranny especially for the E40D being it controls the tranny too but also because the EEC is programmed with different timing curves for lets say a manual tranny VS an AOD yeah it will work but there will be some driveability issues . LOL what else ya wanna know /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />
LOL, right on. If I win the bid I will have more questions for ya. I ran the VIN tonight and it came back as a 95. So they were close. I should get it for under $1000.00 and its in pretty nice shape.Hmmmmm well useing the EEC from the 95 with your AOD isnt going to work so best bet would be if you want the 5.8 would be to first find an engine harness from an 89 with a 5.8 that way you wont have to repin . Then you must have an EEC for a 5.8 with an AOD that would be ideal and shouldnt be hard to find . When I swapped out my 302 I bought the EEC from a member here that had one from that era for a 5.8 with a C6 and that was exactly what I was doing and I already had an engine harness for a 5.8 from a 91 but I did have to repin it they changed the cab harness somewhere in 90 that kinda sucked but it wasnt bad . I dont have an EEC for your combination I have one for a 5.8 with an E40D and one for a 302 with an AOD and I just got one for a 302 with mass air and an E40D ( not sure what Im going to do with that one yet kinda checking to see if it will support a 5.8 ) If you look on fordfuelinjection.com youll find a chart with EEC tear tag numbers and what combination they were then start searching ebay . I think I bought the one I needed for $100 so if you can get under that its probably a good deal . How much time do I have ?? Well not enough it seems most of the time but Ill help when I can /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />