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SLO247 wrote: They use the same discs, so it should be ok? Well, I guess they might be same? The EF/EL are but the other models are a different disc. |
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I am running EL front rotors on my EB1 with the EB Calipers, and no issues.
Cheers BenJ
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| SLO247 |
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What was I thinking. AU does use different front discs. I apologise, I was very tired last night.
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Price on the coolant temperture sensor on the back of the au head
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Hi,
I need a part number for the EFII 4.0 heater bypass repair hose. I have been told one exists but my local dealer does not know if it. Regards, -Warren
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^^ the one for behind the waterpump george ^^
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Hey George, Me again,
Can you price for me a pair fo pulleys for the EF tensioner, and the radiator to overflow bottle hose, i cut mine 2 short3, and lastly am after the hose that runs from the Brake booster to the vacuum tree on the EF manifold, again i cut that too short. Cheers Brett
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| Papa Smurf |
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SLO247 wrote: What was I thinking. AU does use different front discs. I apologise, I was very tired last night. That's ok matey, I forget stuff ALL the time 
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frd906n wrote: Price on the coolant temperature sensor on the back of the au head The number is XL3G 6G004 AA and retail price is $69.50
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WAZSXR wrote: Hi, I need a part number for the EFII 4.0 heater bypass repair hose. I have been told one exists but my local dealer does not know if it. Regards, -Warren The pipe from the back of the water pump to behind the head is EF 18663 A $59.00 and the hose from that to the outlet for the heater is EF 18C266 A $47.90. Make sure when you buy the new pipe you get an Oring with it part number AU 8K540 A $2.80. These seals are coloured green and are a better choice than the original black one. When you replace it on the vehicle make sure you put some rubber grease on the seal before you put it into the back of the water pump. |
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| Papa Smurf |
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TerroristGHIA wrote: Hey George, Me again, Can you price for me a pair of pulleys for the EF tensioner, and the radiator to overflow bottle hose, i cut mine 2 short3, and lastly am after the hose that runs from the Brake booster to the vacuum tree on the EF manifold, again i cut that too short. Cheers Brett Pulleys are $48.00 for the pair RETAIL, the hose from the overflow to the radiator $24.00 and the booster hose, $23.00. Just come and see your friendly parts man and get a REAL deal 
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No probs, will be out in the morning.
Brett
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Papa Smurf wrote: The pipe from the back of the water pump to behind the head is EF 18663 A $59.00 and the hose from that to the outlet for the heater is EF 18C266 A $47.90. Make sure when you buy the new pipe you get an Oring with it part number AU 8K540 A $2.80. These seals are coloured green and are a better choice than the original black one. When you replace it on the vehicle make sure you put some rubber grease on the seal before you put it into the back of the water pump. Thanks Papa Smurf, I'm planning on replacing the water pump at the same time so I'm hoping they will give me a new o-ring with that (or should I be getting this green one as well?) I was told in another thread that there might be a repair hose that I can fit: http://www.fordmods.com/ford-4l-and-6-cylinder-f1/leaking-pipe-t90072.html Any ideas? Thanks again.
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Also George, the sender unit for the ED temp guage, It appears i have damaged mine
Brett
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WAZSXR wrote: Thanks Papa Smurf, I'm planning on replacing the water pump at the same time so I'm hoping they will give me a new o-ring with that (or should I be getting this green one as well?) I was told in another thread that there might be a repair hose that I can fit: http://www.fordmods.com/ford-4l-and-6-cylinder-f1/leaking-pipe-t90072.html Any ideas? Thanks again. The ONLY mod that I know of for that pipe was on BA falcons, not anything before. It is a little tough to get the pipe in and out but you can do it, just need to take off the Exhaust manifold to get a good go at it, the hose to the heater core clips on to the pipe. That Green O ring is the best one to use. Just make sure you put COOLANT back in after you have done the job. For the Water pump, see if they have a AU2 8501 KTPP pump, this comes with a pulley.
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