DEMO - 1959 Ford Thunderbird Shop Manual - ForelPublishing.com
DEMO - 1959 Ford Thunderbird Shop Manual - ForelPublishing.com
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PART 1-2 -THUNDERBIRD 352 SPECIAL V-8 1-47<br />
FIG. 58 Oil Filter Replacement<br />
to align the clutch disc, and then<br />
evenly<br />
specifications.<br />
tighten the cover bolts to<br />
3. Connect the transmission to the<br />
engine as outlined in Group 3 (man<br />
ual-shift transmissions) or Group 4<br />
(automatic transmission).<br />
OIL FILTER REPLACEMENT<br />
1. Place a drip<br />
pan under the<br />
filter. Unscrew the filter from the<br />
adapter fitting. Clean the adapter fil<br />
ter recess.<br />
2. Coat the gasket on the new fil<br />
ter with oil, then place the filter in<br />
position on the adapter (Fig. 58).<br />
Hand tighten the filter until the gas<br />
ket contacts the adapter face, then<br />
advance it Vi turn.<br />
and position the coil out of the way.<br />
COAT GASKET WITH ENGINE OIL<br />
2. Remove the coil retaining bolts leaks.<br />
Install the engine lifting brackets and<br />
sling. Raise the engine high enough<br />
to place tension on the engine<br />
mounts. Remove the engine front in<br />
sulator to engine retaining bolts.<br />
Raise the engine high enough to per<br />
mit removal of the oil<br />
pump retaining<br />
bolts, then remove the bolts. Remove<br />
the oil pan and the oil pump.<br />
INSTALLATION<br />
1. Raise the engine enough to al<br />
low installation of the oil pump and<br />
the oil pan. Position a new gasket on<br />
the oil pump housing and on the oil<br />
pan. Place the oil pump in the oil pan<br />
and position the oil pan on the under<br />
body<br />
cross member. Insert the oil<br />
pump drive shaft into the oil pump<br />
housing and install the oil pump and<br />
shaft as an assembly. Do not attempt<br />
to force the pump into position if it<br />
will no seat readily. The drive shaft<br />
1 529-A<br />
hex may be misaligned with the dis<br />
tributor shaft. To align, rotate the<br />
intermediate shaft into a new posi<br />
tion. Tighten the oil pump retaining<br />
screws to 23-28 foot-pounds torque.<br />
3. Operate the engine at fast idle<br />
2. Hold the oil pan in place<br />
and check for leaks. If oil leaks are<br />
against the cylinder block and install<br />
evident, perform the necessary re<br />
pairs to correct the leakage. Check<br />
a retaining screw on each side of the<br />
the oil level and fill the crankcase if<br />
oil pan. Install the remaining screws<br />
necessary.<br />
and tighten them from the center out<br />
ward to 12-15 foot-pounds torque.<br />
OIL PAN AND OIL PUMP<br />
3. Lower the engine, then install<br />
REMOVAL<br />
the engine right and left front support<br />
1. Drain the cooling system and<br />
retaining bolts. Tighten the bolts to<br />
the crankcase. Disconnect the radia<br />
40-45 foot-pounds torque. Remove<br />
tor upper hose at the radiator supply the engine lifting bracket and sling.<br />
tank. Remove the oil pan<br />
retaining<br />
Install the coil and connect the radia<br />
screws and lower the oil pan to the<br />
tor upper hose. Fill<br />
underbody<br />
cross member. Position<br />
cooling sys<br />
tem. Fill<br />
the crankshaft so the<br />
the crankcase<br />
counterweight<br />
with the<br />
will clear the oil pan and move the proper grade and quantity of engine<br />
pan forward.<br />
oil. Operate the engine and check for