Bbk-performance 16325 User Manual

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IMPORTANT- All appropriate safety equipment and gear must be used during the installation of this or any BBK Performance products or any time you work on a vehicle.
BBK Performance Inc. accepts no responsibility for injuries or damage caused by or during the installation of this product.
Revised 2/25/13
2011-2014 FORD MUSTANG
GT 5.0L TUNED LENGTH
HEADERS PART# 1632/0/5
INS158
TOOLS REQUIRED- 8, 10, 13, 15, 22mm wrenches, 10, 13, 15mm sockets, ratchet, various length extensions, 3/8 drive
universal, ratchet, anti-seize.
You will be reusing most of the stock manifold studs for
header
installation.
Five required bolts are provided.
STEP 1
Disconnect negative battery cable.
STEP 2
Raise car and support on stands or place on car lift.
STEP 3
From under car, unplug rear O2 oxygen sensors. Loosen clamps at front of H-pipe. Remove
catalytic converter nuts at exhaust manifolds. Remove converters.
STEP 4
Remove four nuts and bolts on lower strut bar and remove bar.
STEP 5
Remove starter and unplug front O2 oxygen sensors at back of engine.
STEP 6
Unbolt steering shaft at rack and pinion connection and place shaft up out of the way.
STEP 7
Place a jacking device under the bell housing and remove the driver side motor mount from
the engine. This will give access to the bottom row of header nuts.
Fig. 1
STEP 8
Remove exhaust manifold nuts. Jack up engine slightly to remove stock manifold and gasket.
STEP 9
Looking at the BBK header flange, remove the studs that correspond with the notches in the
flange. On the driver side it’s the two rear studs. Those will be replaced with supplied bolts.
Fig.
2
NOTE: There are 2 thread pitches supplied, because the manufacturer changed the
thread pitched used after 2011, you will have to compare the supplied bolt to the factory
stud to confirm which thread pitch to use.
STEP 10
Make sure head surface is clean and install supplied gasket over studs.
STEP 11
Remove O2 sensor from exhaust manifold and install in collector of BBK header. BE SURE
TO APPLY ANTI-SEIZE.
STEP 12
Position the BBK header in place over the studs and install the nuts and required bolts. This
might require lifting the engine up a bit higher to get header in place. Install nuts and two
supplied bolts and tighten. BE SURE TO APPLY
ANTI-SEIZE
ON THE NUTS AND
SUPPLIEDD BOLTS.
STEP 13
Reinstall the motor mount and steering shaft. Lower engine back down.
STEP 14
Remove passenger side motor mount from engine and jack motor up. Remove the exhaust
manifold nuts and remove the manifold and gasket.
STEP 15
Remove studs in head to
correspond
to notched header flange. (Three on pass side)
STEP 16
Remove O2 sensor from stock manifold and install in collector of BBK header. BE SURE TO
APPLY ANTI-SEIZE.
STEP 17
Make sure head surface is clean and install supplied gasket over studs.
STEP 18
Install the header on the studs, install stock nuts, install supplied bolts and tighten all. Reconnect
the O2 sensor plug. BE SURE TO APPLY
ANTI-SEIZE
ON STOCK NUTS AND SUPPLIED
STEP 19
Reinstall the starter.
STEP 20
Reinstall the catalytic converters and clamps at the H-pipe connections.
STEP 21
Reconnect the rear O2 sensor plugs.
STEP 22
Reinstall the lower strut brace.
STEP 23
Reconnect battery terminal and start engine to check for leaks.
STEP 24
Nuts and bolts should be rechecked for tightness after 500 miles or so.
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - HEADERS PART# 1632/0/5

IMPORTANT- All appropriate safety equipment and gear must be used during the installation of this or any BBK Performance products or any time you work

Page 2 - ATTENTION:

IMPORTANT- All appropriate safety equipment and gear must be used during the installation of this or any BBK Performance products or any time you work

Page 3

Because your vehicle's engine is electronically controlled by a computer, some control conditions are maintained by power from the battery.

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