EB4U2C

how do i take the TFI switch out easily

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eb fairmont wagon 5 speed swartz black :

oldwagon

I assume you mean TFI module... if you can get at the screws on it (on the side of the distributor) it will come off - push it down a bit so it will come off the hall sensor. If you install a new one you MUST put plenty of that white heat transfer grease on the back of it or it will fail in short order.

If you can't get at the screws on the module the dissy will have to come out :{

EB4U2C

can u take the dizzy out with out pulling the inlet manifold out

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eb fairmont wagon 5 speed swartz black :

EB4U2C

is the TFI module on the inside or the outside of the dizzy

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eb fairmont wagon 5 speed swartz black :

pepsimax

it's screwed to the outside

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EB4U2C

cool no worrys i replaced it just got to put all tha bullshit bak on and hope it starts the **** of a car!!!!!!!!!

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eb fairmont wagon 5 speed swartz black :

EB4U2C

ok a put everything back on the car including new tfi module and timed the car perfect but it is running like a dog. its like its running to rich but i havent touch anything to do with the mixture.this car is the biggest **** when its ****ed but when its going its fukin unstopable

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eb fairmont wagon 5 speed swartz black :

oldwagon

Check, Double check and triple check all of your vacuum hoses and electrical connections- You have probably disturbed something in the process of changing the tfi. Also, are you ABSOLUTELY sure that the timing is correct?? You need to put the eec-iv (computer) in self test mode then you get a minute or so to check the BASE timing - around 10 degrees btdc.

EB4U2C

There Is One Hose Missing From The Inlet Manifold To The Firewall Do You Think That Would Make It Run Like Shit

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eb fairmont wagon 5 speed swartz black :

fordboy98

You betcha! The hose probably goes to the MAP sensor. With the hose not connected the engine will gulp raw air into the inlet manifold and lean out the mixture like hell. And it will probably affect most the cylinders nearest the tap off point on the mainfold. And you'll also have one rather confused ECU!