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1988 Ford Mustang Alternator Removal
1988 Ford Mustang Heads, Cam, And Intake Kit - Zoom at the Top
Disassembling a 5.0 is fairly easy, especially if you have access to air tools and a hoist. One of the big timesavers (regardless of whether you have access to true shop equipment) is removing the alternator, belt tensioner, and smog pump as one unit-still attached to their common bracket-once the mass air tubing and other lines and hoses have been disconnected. View Related Article
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Ford E-250 Research
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