VCT Circuit
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VCT Circuit
Something to think about.
The Ford service manual says the VCT circuit will not operate till the oil temp reaches 160 Deg F,
with this said why not remove the sending unit form the oil pan?
this would stop the VCT circuit from operating.
I know it was to improve performance and MPG but really how much would you lose?
The Ford service manual says the VCT circuit will not operate till the oil temp reaches 160 Deg F,
with this said why not remove the sending unit form the oil pan?
this would stop the VCT circuit from operating.
I know it was to improve performance and MPG but really how much would you lose?
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Joined: Oct 2009
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From: Missouri
Listing to what your saying here guy. That VCT system is how your engine is able to crank out 300hp and 365ft.lbs of torque.
Why would you want the cams to stay retarded full time? Your HP will suffer big time.
Why would you want the cams to stay retarded full time? Your HP will suffer big time.
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From: Eastern NE
Something to think about.
The Ford service manual says the VCT circuit will not operate till the oil temp reaches 160 Deg F,
with this said why not remove the sending unit form the oil pan?
this would stop the VCT circuit from operating.
I know it was to improve performance and MPG but really how much would you lose?
The Ford service manual says the VCT circuit will not operate till the oil temp reaches 160 Deg F,
with this said why not remove the sending unit form the oil pan?
this would stop the VCT circuit from operating.
I know it was to improve performance and MPG but really how much would you lose?
