4.6Stangrage
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After completing my PI swap with windsor heads (only thing I could find good used), I attempted to start the engine and no luck. After checking a few things I have come to realize that the timing was off. I disassembled my timing cover and valve covers to find out that I was at least 3-4 teeth off on both sides. Immediately i proceeded to re- set the timing. I lined it up perfectly and then rotated the engine clockwise. It seemed to rotate fine and then I noticed that the marks aren't lining up anymore after the 10th rotation I wont match up again at all. It gets about 3 teeth closer to the mark but that is it. I notice the chain slacks on one side and keeps tension on the other on the 1-2-3-4 bank, however I did not notice it on the 5-6-7-8 bank. My main question, do I have to get a timing kit from a 2000 mustang (windsor)? Mine was not worn at all but I did replace the tensioners with new ones. Do you think I am having issues with the tensioners? ideas? thoughts?
Thanks,
Randy
Thanks,
Randy