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Whatt vehicle is it going into? Also so you're goal is a carbed 351w with a 5 spd. Correct. Well the engine mounts and towers need swapped. If its going into a previusly fuel injected 92 you will prolly have a number of electrical issues to fix.
Going backwards... too much to detail and too tedious to think about. Suffices to say you can just start yanking most of the electrical out because its not going to do you any good. Depending upon what ignition system you plan on using, you could need very little or you could need a harness for something as unreliable/prone to sudden inexplicable failures as a Duraspark or EEC-III (even rarer and more difficult to troubleshoot) system. But if you are going backwards you may as well go all the way back to points/condenser/vacuum advance so as to simplify things even further.
You will need 351 mounts for the model year of the frame you are going into. Flywheel for the 351. Radiator to handle the additional 51 cubes.
If you are parting with an EFI 300 complete with harness and computer, let me know, My brother is looking for one for his '76 Bronco.
the problem is electrical, between the fuel pump and the comp, it will run for a week and i have to replace the computer again, just trying to get back to something i can understand
I know, I have another 300 (carbed) but, it ant nothing like the efi, I had to order this bronco its a custom. but I love that truck, I bought it when I got back from the war, and Im gunna keep it running, one way or the other
its between the fuel pump and comp, the last comp said the tank was showing no fuel, the one before it showed a full tank, no this engine is all Ford I am going with the new dist. to bypass all the efi, none gave me a reply on the post about the electrical problem, i would love to keep the set up i have now, she has gave me 470,000 miles
Have you checked or replaced the fuel level sending unit/float? I don't think the comp is directly controlling the fuel gauge. I have been wrong before tho.
the computer doesnt take any info from the fuel tank. Now if the fuel pump wasnt producing the proper fuel pressure it could cause issue but again that isnt controlled by the computer but by vacume.
i tried to check the wires, but the diagram and actual wires are not the same, i was going to hot wire it, but i dont want to if i dont know what one is hot