i just got this kit part # 84-8400t cam sync tool and the cs # on the box dont cross to tell me what tool to use for a 99 ford 4.0 push rod engine
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I would like to help, but am not aware of a 4.0L ford motor. Give me more info maybe I can help
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Only used on (2) Dodge Ram 1500, (1) used this tool, press in & out, the other was riveted which needs to be drilled out & bolts(furnished) back in place. Look up your parts on the net to determine which type you have, I suspect they will bolt in. You will have to remove the tie rod ends which will require the old fork or #OTC 6295, I have both
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Per tronix 1281 will work on most Fords with contact point system .It worked fantastic on my 1963 Ford Galaxie 390 Thunderbird motor. 1281 and 40K volt flame thrower coil are awesome combination IMO.
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Get an SCT tuner from cj pony,that's the tuner for ford I sent my superchip tuner back cause it screwed up my mustang gt.
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Heartland sells a inner cam tool specifically for 96/103 motors. Some of the tool parts are the same, however there is an additional segment of the tool that is needed for the 96/103. I believe it is available from heartland separately to supplement the 88 tool set.
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Unfortunately this kit won't but you can go to O'reilly Auto Parts and they have a separate kit that will. The part number for the kit is G83001 this is made buy TechSmart. Also if you are planning on buying a new one it should come with the tool you need. Hope this helps!!!
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Looks like that's right one, make sure you match up the old one in your car. Carefully insert pin underneath speed censor as you fastened the two 10mm bolt. Good luck
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Sir,We don't normally order tools for customers and when we do it takes awhile to come in. I would refer you to your local Briggs and Stratton dealer if you need this part quickly. If you have any further questions, let me know.Customer ServiceWeingartz
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I called Design Technology who manufactures the tiny tach after receiving my tiny tach and they instructed me with my setup. It was quite simple and not complicated at all. They should be able to tell you if it will work with your setup. Their number is 630-920-1300......I am very happy with my purchase as i can monitor my engine rpm in real time.
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I bought 106-6051 and it worked when I installed the 509 gear drive cams in my 04 Harley. No problems.
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What I can find a chevy cam bearing tool will not fit,,the one I bought is for a small block chevy,,,,but they do make a universal cam bearing tool with a range of 1.125"- 2.69" or 28.58mm-68.3mm,,,,, ALOT OF your parts stores carry this tool.....on AMAZON they have one called Lesle 18000 Universal Cam Shaft Bearing Tool for aprox $144.22
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This is for 4 cyl applications. You want Private Brands Tools part # PBT71113 for 6 and 8 cyl engines. Search here for that part number and you will find on Amazon.
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According to my Craftsman Owner's Manual for compressor 919.167312 (Part Number D29761 available on line), they list the Connecting Rod Kit as part number KK-4835. The manual shows Micro-Fishe like parts breakdown diagrams, including part numbers, for the unit. (This will be my second replacement. The fan usually goes first and the compression is not far behind as the overheated cylinder goes egg shaped) The compressor is 11 years old and used daily.
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Yes stock cam plate works fine. I found installation instructions on line with detailed step by step pictures. Adjustable pushrods a must. Also inner cam bearing tool worth getting.
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Hi Peter The only kit that is listed for your vehicle we see is the MET-99-8100.Thank you for choosing The Wires Zone.
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Go to autozone take. in lug nut from truck then have them show a fine thread hub ,if it screws on ,bingo if not get course ..around 04 ford changed to fine thread,
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Thank you for your reply, I have the correct part# for the jackshaft housing, it is 92573 it is off of a 1991 Husky (Murray) lawn tractor. I need the whole jackshaft kit could you please re-check and see if you have what I need?