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| FordEb'L'unatic |
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ive been told a standard heat shield can be bent and fitted over pacemaker extractors.
dont doubt it but, does it just need to be bent a bit and then bolted up or little bit more then just to bending and bolting?  thxCar: 1992 Ford Eb Series 2 Sedan. |
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have a look at Troyman's build thread, theres a couple pics of AU shielding bent over pacemaker 4499's
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| SWC |
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Yes eaily done with the AU heat shield. I actually use a modified Ba shield which covers the extractors completly anless you get right down into the engine bay.
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| krisisdog |
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If you have 4499s its quite easy, 4480s dont fit so well hence my custom stainless heatshield.
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| TROYMAN |
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here is a pic of an au2 factory heat shield covering pacemaker 4499's
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| FordEb'L'unatic |
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TROYMAN wrote: here is a pic of an au2 factory heat shield covering pacemaker 4499's went to the wreckers & looked for heat shields today & couldn't find any au heatshields only Ef & eb. All the heat shields were short and small i still put one on because it looked better then nothing but is there any different type that are bigger? Part exposed= Point for where u lift the motor up on the extractors side & if looks down inside the bay he will see the extractors down the bottom where the sensor & flange are.. but atleast they dont stick out like dogs balls being all nice and blue . 
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| 87SIlude |
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Im running 4499's and used my stock heatshield.
Simply put it up against my knee curved side. And bent it out.(as if you are trying to bend it flatt.) Works fine. |
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| phatba |
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how about an fg heat shield? will they do the job also or to small? have one sitting here, looks to be the same as a ba/bf unit as far as i can tell. does it really make that much difference to make it worth doing?
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