I got my cam sensor today from work, it came through right. It ended up being part number DA-2069 or F6TZ12A362-CB on the box. The housing has a number of F6TE-12131-DA cast into it, I was told the casting number is only a production casting number and not an actual synchronizer part number. I never knew ford called a cam sensor a synchronizer.
I am following this tread. great deal of info so far. keep up the good work. when I get back in the country I will be starting back on my bronco. I am doing pretty much same as you. 351w with explorer setup with the obd2 efi.
question, the above cam sensor. did you find a direct drop in? or do you still need to machine the top mount to fit the hole for distributor? I didn't think there was a direct drop in cam sensor. if it is that's awesome...
sweet deal on the damper! might have to do that myself
I am in the early stages of this same build just got my lightning lower and explorer upper scored of craigslist in san fransisco 350.00 plus 50.00 for shipping and he threw in 24#injectors and a maf,tomorrow i will be getting the harness and cpu and the trans harness and fuel rails.do you any short cuts you can recommend for getting the harness out is a bit chilly here not sure i can get it out in one day but im going to give it a hell of a try thanks for the write up it is helping me learn alot.
thanks for the tips i got just about everything at the yard today. my dewalt cordless sawall made short work of the floor of the explorer, the trans harness was easy to remove from inside the cab i recommend doing it this way save alot of time. what are you going to do with the throttle cable not sure if i should have grabed that to,what valve covers will fit i have stock 88 heads with procomp roller rockers i have the bronco script older valve covers there a little taller than the 5.0 explorer would they be a better a better fit. thanks marv






