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ford engin trouble
my 88 mustang i converted the drums to discs , tremec tko 5 spd. king cobra clutch , short throw, new moter rebuild bored 30 but it keeps popping through the carb , oh ya i made it into carburated . just redid the timing chain but i cant under stand y it is still popping ?
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Re: ford engin trouble
popping ? as in back firing, well it could be your carb on my nova the 4 banger was bad so i swaped it out with a edel 750 cfm carb or it could be the intake not to sure tell me more about the problem, just wondering is your stang a cobra or gt anything like that? you might have to change back to TB rather then a carb
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thats what u get when u buy a ford
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There's nothing wrong with Fords. I've got more horror stories about GMC products than with Ford products. That's a very objective comment, because for me motor vehicles just get me from point A to point B. They're just another machine.
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Three things that commonly cause backfiring are leaning out, flooding from a stuck float, or timing out of whack. I had the same issue when I shoehorned a BBC into my boat, and I accidently put the timing chain off a tooth, which severely retarded the timing, which could cause the problem. If the timing is advance 4 degrees with a sprocket, or retarded the same way, it's common to be off since the marks that line you up aren't perfect...just a thought. Also, what type of carburetor are you running?..I'd go with a holley 780 myself...
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Re: ford engin trouble
popping through the carb sounds like a lean condition to me. Turn out your idle screws a little on the metering block, you could also have a 4 corner idle circuit (then turn out all 4) make sure they are all even amounts threaded out. might want to have buddy do this for you, unless you know what i am talking about.
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Re: ford engin trouble
usually backfiring through your carb means your mixture is rich NOT lean. The timing is probably off and needs advanced.
Check your float level meter also
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Re: ford engin trouble
WHAT!?!?!? i gotta stick with lean FROM EXPERIENCE. through the muffs=rich through the carb=lean and he was already told about the float level and the timing, either of which could be the problem.
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You guys have covered all i can think of and anybody know good place for supercharger for a 390? (i want it in my 94 Ranger)
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i know what your problem is, with your popping sound. When you switched over to a carb. in your mustang, you forgot about one important thing. I'm sure it'll make all of the difference. What you did wrong, is you bought a mustang. I mean it's a ford none the less. Go get yourself a chevy, or at least a gm built motor, and everything should work out just fine. If ford is so great, then why did their stock drop to four dollars a share a few months back. enough said.
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Re: ford engin trouble
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Man made Ford man can fix FORD. Check firing order, must match cam. 5.0 & HO are same as 351. 289- 302use a diff. firing order. Dont forget that Real engines (not kids toys) are 1-2-3-4 on the pass. side & 5-6-7-8 on the driver side. |
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