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  1. 3 points
    LJDB

    Xflow turbo dropped 2 cylinders

    Rnd 2 starting shorty. Just finished putting in a used 86da, .030 22cc ACL duralite pistons, backyard ported open Chamber xe efi head. Comp is around 9.1-9.2 with a different NA cam with more overlap. Hooked up the knock sensor into the front head bolt the same a late efi Xf. Il take it easy with this one till the tune is fat as I want it to last the summer.
  2. 2 points
    bear351c

    Xf Efi problems

    way to go, mate...! Congrats on doing it yourself.
  3. 2 points
    Ando81

    Xf Efi problems

    Mine was an original ford gasket and well stuck, finally got it all nice and clean then someone suggested a good coat of hylomar. Brilliant I thought, till the bloody head bolt broke on final torque down so I had the pleasure of repeating the process all over again
  4. 1 point
    PapouGhia

    Xf Efi problems

    That front one was the pain of them all. The back ones alright as you can still see through the larger whole! The front one is pitch black and you have to guide it very gently then try and use the shitty lifter pullers which would slip off to get it halfway in then I got a socket extension to lightly tap the of the way in but when it was in it had great movement up and down! Finally getting somewhere now! Just going to make sure when I go back out that they are all seated prepped let them I go to torquing them down. Someone said it was 33nm on the rocker bolts I’m pretty sure correct me if I’m wrong! I’ll keep you all posted!
  5. 1 point
    deankxf

    Xf Efi problems

    lol try working on an F100..need a ladder i've never seen a lifter puller.. must have missed that luxury... (all my cars are OHC now though)
  6. 1 point
    PapouGhia

    Xf Efi problems

    Far out after a long time got them all in with the head in!! Pretty happy some of the new ones went in fine some of the other ones where fuckin tight and had to push and twist... hit but there finally in Ye wow, I cut a piece of coat hanger straight and had the magnet guide it into spot then push coat hanger down so it will keep the lifter in place then got the lifter puller and attached it trough the top and clamped it on was a massive headache but pretty happy that I got it done by myself! Cheers all for the help! Next step bolting everything up! And on my last lifter to put in... the puller broke just in time that it was all finished though. That’ll be the next step! Have a pic of what I looked like in the engine bay on imgur https://imgur.com/gallery/a0p3M
  7. 1 point
    most likely its the standard XE head, XD/XE heads don't have any ID between port 1&2, like the later heads, So open chamber 57ish CC this is what the C2 mark is like
  8. 1 point
    deankxf

    Xf Efi problems

    you can definitely get them in with the head on.. just need to be good at inventing things.. i ground down the tip of a coat hanger from memory that fitted in the lifter top hole, bent the wire so it hooked in and guided it into position and dropped it in.. need to be good at the game "operation"
  9. 1 point
    CHESTNUTXE

    92 CROSSFLOW REBUILD

    im just waiting for the sticker kit to come,will finish it off nicely,i also sold the auto that came out of the car some doods picked it up this morn.
  10. 1 point
    CHESTNUTXE

    92 CROSSFLOW REBUILD

    OK 1 crossflow ready for another life,this was just a block this morning.
  11. 1 point
    dex

    Xf Efi problems

    Thats exactly the direction i was going with the question , have heard of pushrods being bent trying to fight against valve spring tension . Ive always done rockers up by winding over to get the cam lobe away from the lifter on each available cylinder
  12. 1 point
    deankxf

    Xf Efi problems

    i remember soaking my lifters in a icecream container of oil overnight, i did see them bubble for a short while, but i doubt they did much.. they should self bleed within a very short time. Chris is correct regarding running with the rocker cover off.. the dipstick has a seal on it and needs to be pushed down to seal.. they can be very sensitive but they seem to work well when everything is working right
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