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cam posistion sensor

Old Jan 7, 2007
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cam posistion sensor

does any one know how to set the sensor. I have a new 4.0L long block to put in my truck but cant find any where that tells me how to set the sensor
 
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does any one know how to set the sensor. I have a new 4.0L long block to put in my truck but cant find any where that tells me how to set the sensor
Fords use a special synch tool to align the gear-driven type of CMP that is used in 4.0 OHV engines. There are several different alignment tools and you must get the correct one for your year and engine.

96~98 4.0L Hall Effect
Ford #303-529
OTC #6472






99~2000 4.0L VRS
Ford #303-638
OTC #6483

 
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ok thanks i will be needing the second one now how do i go about using it
 
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ok thanks i will be needing the second one now how do i go about using it
Here's the method on a 5.0L Explorer. The sensor and the tool are different from your 4.0L but the actual timing procedure is similar. You should consult your shop manual for the correct angle for your particular engine.

http://autorepair.about.com/library/a/1h/bl025h.htm
 

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