302 Efi T5
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302 Efi T5
I purchased a t5 wc that I plan to mount to a 5.0. I dont have the 5.0 yet and I would like to buy an EFI engine. Most of the 5.0 engines I find in junkyards have the aod, aode attached to them as they are in trucks. If I pull the 5.0 out I plan to get the aod/aode with the computer and wireing harness. Will the 5.0 computer and harness made for the automatic work with the t5; is it as simple as that? Or do I need to buy another computer or have it reprogrammed? Thanks.
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The computers are different, I don't know how or why... I don't know if the engine will run without some kind of input from a tranny computer... its difficult to say.
I'd appreciate it if you would let us know what you find out. Thanks, M
I'd appreciate it if you would let us know what you find out. Thanks, M
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The '87-'93 Mustang aod computor will work with a T-5, but I'm not sure about the aode computors from other vehicles.
What did your T-5 come out of? The term World Class gets used incorrectly all the time. After '86(?) all T-5s were World Class, it's when they started using Timkin bearings and other upgraded parts. Even 4 cyl T-5s were World Class although they are weaker than the V8 T-5s. Here's an easy way to tell:
4 cyl - .59" pilot, 7.41" input shaft
V8 - .668" pilot, 7.18" input shaft
'94-'95 V8 - .668" pilot, 7.85" input shaft ('94-'97 V6 also)
If you have the tin tag you can look up the number to find exactly what it's from.
Hope this helps.
Greg
What did your T-5 come out of? The term World Class gets used incorrectly all the time. After '86(?) all T-5s were World Class, it's when they started using Timkin bearings and other upgraded parts. Even 4 cyl T-5s were World Class although they are weaker than the V8 T-5s. Here's an easy way to tell:
4 cyl - .59" pilot, 7.41" input shaft
V8 - .668" pilot, 7.18" input shaft
'94-'95 V8 - .668" pilot, 7.85" input shaft ('94-'97 V6 also)
If you have the tin tag you can look up the number to find exactly what it's from.
Hope this helps.
Greg
Last edited by Greg R; Mar 13, 2005 at 07:44 AM.
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