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The article shows it to be screwed into a boss on the "upper bellhousing bulkhead". I would guess that it is an intregal casting to all 302 blocks, regardless of application. But whether or not it would have threads cut is a question. The 91 HO they used as a donor had it.
I put an 82 engine in my 91.I posted the question on this board(knock senor) and got the above advice.
I just drilled and taped a hole the for the knock sensor as suggested.The metal was easy to drill and tap.I did put a couple of washers under it.The trucks running great.
Last edited by redlightning; Nov 13, 2006 at 08:02 PM.
I took it down to a long block and installed a new timing chain and gasket kit.I swapped the front cover and everything else so I wouldn,t have any problems with the power steering,a/c,etc.
put both vehicles on the CSK website and check all the parts, cam, oil pan, timing set, water pump, harmonic balancer.
Only thing thats different on my 1991 crown vic 302 to my 92 F-150 is the water pump.
On your 88 triple, u may not have the roller cam, im not sure.
So what I am gathering is the swap will work, I may have to drill and tap my own KS boss. IF I decide not to drill and tap, or the tap breaks (icky) i will be taping off the sensor and taping it to the wiring harness, out of the way.
Scndsin, is there anything else you see that im missing? I cant find that magazine anywhere, not even the Library. The book store by me has the one that says display until febuary allready.
no, because the roller cam should have the same lobe separation (114 degrees) as the original one, since both of them were computer-controlled, so there shouldnt be a problem there