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Pulled the motor out of automatic 98 base v6 mustang and put the motor into a standard 98 base v6 mustang and now its not firing, what could be the problem?
Re: Pulled the motor out of automatic 98 base v6 mustang...
Crank sensor, coil, ignition module, Or the distributor, If it has one. This for fire to the spark plugs. Being both were 98's. You could have purchased a bad engine. Check compression.
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did you move the computer from the donor car over as well ??? as hows it gonna know theres a automatic trans there now , and whos to say all the sensors are the same too ?
The answer is yes, any 5-speed from a 94-04 Mustang (4.6 or 3.8 doesn't matter, it's the same transmission). You'll also need the pedal assembly, shifter assembly, ecu from a 5-speed, 5-speed drive shaft, clutch and clutch cable, and flywheel. BUT, If u didn't know all that already... let alone the yes or no answer to ur question, I wouldn't advise doing an over
There should be a distributor module screwed to the side distributor, Make sure it did not get damaged or try putting the original one on the motor you just installed. There is special tool for the screws , It cost about $12.00 the d module itself cost about $60.00, I hope this helps and that it fixes your problem. Michael
If you are talking about the axle hub nuts,then you may have to use an air impact socket driver and impact sockets.These nuts can be torqued to over 140 FT LBS. Let me know if you need more help.MOE
Hi There CK49ers,
What you'll need is a replacement manual box. Choose the one that you'llk enjoy the most....Four speed or five....You'll also need to make sure that the box comes with the clutch master and slave cylinders....Go to a breakers yard and find a clutch and brake pedal....The brake pedal in the auto is much wider than will able to be used in the manual....I'm not very sure with your vehicle but you may need to check the starter motor fixing position. make sure that the CPU will be suitable for manual and if not, you'll have to replace that too.... When you're ready for more help let us know, and we'll be here for you.
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