1. Proper installation of this supercharger kit requires general automotive
mechanic knowledge and experience. Please browse through each step of this
instruction manual prior to beginning the installation to determine if you should
refer the job to a professional installer/technician. Please contact your dealer or
Paxton Automotive for possible installers in your area.
2. This product was designed for use on stock (
un-modified, OEM
) vehicles. The PCM (com-
puter), engine, transmission, drive axle ratios and tire O.D. must be stock. If the vehicle or
engine has been modified in any way, check with Paxton prior to installation and use of this
product.
3. Use only premium grade fuel with a minimum of 91 octane (R+M/2).
4. Always listen for any sign of detonation (knocking/pinging) and discontinue hard use (no boost)
until the problem is resolved.
5. Paxton is not responsible for any clutch, transmission, drive-line or engine damage.
Exclusions from Paxton warranty coverage considerations include, but not limited to:
1. Neglect, abuse, lack of maintenance, abnormal operation or improper installation.
2. Continued operation with an impaired vehicle or sub-system.
3. The combined use of Paxton components with other modifications such as, but not limited to,
exhaust headers, aftermarket camshafts, nitrous oxide, third party PCM programming or other
such changes.
All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, or translated
into another language in any form, by any means without written permission of Paxton Automotive.
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his manual provides information on the installation, maintenance and service of the Paxton
supercharger kit expressly designed for this vehicle. All information, illustrations and specifi-
cations contained herein are based on the latest product information available at the time of
this publication. Changes to the manual may be made at any time without notice. Contact Paxton
Automotive for any additional information regarding this kit and any of these modifications at (805)
888-PAXTON 8:00am-4:30pm PST.
After reading the manual, verify that all
major assembly groups are present in the
main kit box. As you remove a box or bag,
note the identification label and compare it
to the parts list.
PAXTON AUTOMOTIVE makes every effort
to insure that all parts are included in the
box. If you discover that you are missing
any part, or that a part was damaged in
shipping, call PAXTON immediately. DO
NOT begin installation if a part is missing.
Failure to contact PAXTON prior to begin-
ning installation will result in a charge for
the missing part.
We suggest that the engine compartment be
cleaned before the installation. You can
clean the engine with the pressure washer
found at self-serve car washes. Use a safefor-aluminum cleaner/degreaser, and cover
the distributor and any electronics with a
plastic bag to prevent water from entering.
You are undoubtedly eager to get started,
but please take a little more time to insure
that your safety is not in jeopardy. A
moment’s lack of attention may cause serious injury to you, or to someone else who
happens to be standing nearby. By following some simple safety precautions, you can
avoid many potential dangers. The following list is not meant to be a comprehensive
list, but rather it is meant to make you
aware of some of the risks, and encourage
you to take a safety minded approach to
your work area.
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ongratulations!You have purchased
the finest street supercharger avail-
able for the Mustang GT. The centerpiece of this kit is the High-Efficiency
PAXTON Supercharger, a mechanically
driven centrifugal blower.
This kit comes with all the parts you will
need to install the supercharger. The
instruction manual has been written in order
of sequence, and photographs and drawings
have been included to illustrate the text.
This will allow you quick parts identification and orientation.
The installation will require metric and
SAE sockets and wrenches, a hand drill and
bits, an Air Hammer (and compressor), a
3/8" x 18 NPT tap, screwdrivers, and a supply of buckets for the storing of coolant and
oils.
We suggest that you obtain a copy of a
Mustang shop manual for your model of
car. This may be obtained from your dealer,
or may be ordered by mail from Helm
Publications at (800) 782-4356. Become
familiar with the details of your car’s system. If it is not operating within normal
parameters, we do not recommend the
installation or use of the supercharger.
For the quickest installation time, we suggest that you read this manual thoroughly
before beginning. Make sure that you
understand the process, have identified the
areas of the car that you will be working
on, and have the tools that you will need on
hand. The average installation time is 8 to
10 hours, but your time will depend on your
working conditions, experience installing
superchargers, personal skill level, and preparedness for the job. This estimate does
not include time for the initial vehicle
inspection, cleaning, fine tuning, or troubleshooting. Once again, we recommend reading the manual before beginning the
process. We are available for tech support at
(805) 487-3796, Monday through Friday,
8AM - 4:30 PM PST.
Before beginning this installation, please read through this entire instruction booklet and the Street
Supercharger System Owner's Manual which includes the Automotive Limited Warranties Program and the
Warranty Registration for m.
Paxton supercharger systems are performance improving devices. In most cases, increases in torque of 3035% and horsepower of 35-45% can be expected with the boost levels specified by Paxton Automotive. This
product is intended for use on healthy, well maintained engines.Installation on a worn-out or damaged engine
is not recommended and may result in failure of the engine as well as the supercharger.Paxton Automotive is
not responsible for engine damage.
Installation on new vehicles will not harm or adversely affect the break-in period so long as factory break-in
procedures are followed.
For best performance and continued durability, please take note of the following key points:
1. Use only premium grade fuel 91 octane or higher (R+M/2).
2. The engine must have stock compression ratio.
3. If the engine has been modified in any way, check with Paxton prior to using this product.
4. Always listen for any sign of detonation (pinging) and discontinue hard use (no boost) until the problem
is resolved.
5. Perform an oil and filter change upon completion of this installation and prior to test driving your vehicle.
Thereafter, always use a high grade SF rated engine oil or a high quality synthetic, and change the oil
and filter every 3,000 miles or less.Never attempt to extend the oil change interval beyond 3,000
miles, regardless of oil manufacturer's claims as potential damage to the supercharger may
result.
6. Before beginning installation, replace all spark plugs that are older than 1 year or 10,000 miles with origi-
nal heat range plugs as specified by the manufacturer and reset timing to factory specifications (follow
the procedures indicated within the factory repair manual and/or as indicated on the factory underhood
emissions tag). Do not use platinum spark plugs unless they are original equipment. Change spar k
plugs at least every 15,000 miles and spark plug wires at least every 50,000 miles.
TOOL & SUPPLY REQUIREMENTS:
• Factory Repair Manual
• 3/8" Socket and Drive Set:SAE & Metric
• 1/2" Socket and Drive Set:SAE & Metric
• 3/8"NPT Tap and Handle
• Adjustable Wrench
• Open End Wrenches: 3/8", 7/16", 1/2", 9/16"
• Center Punch and a 5/8" Tapered Punch
• Ford Springlock 3/8" Fuel Fitting Disconnect Tool
• 5 Quarts SH/CF Rated Quality Engine Oil
• Oil Filter and Wrench
• Flat #2 Screwdriver
• Phillips #2 Screwdriver
• Heavy Grease
• Silicone Sealer
• Drill Motor
• 1/8", 3/16", 27/64" Drill Bits
• 1/2" Tube Bender
• 3/16" Allen Wrench
• Wire Strippers and Crimpers
• Utility Knife
If your vehicle has in excess of 10,000 miles since its last spark plug change, then you will also need:
• Spark Plug Socket
• NEW Spark Plugs
1996-2003
FORD 4.6L SOHC MUSTANG
Installation Instructions
50 State Smog Legal, as per CARB EO #D-195-20
Congratulations on selecting the best performing and best backed
10mm socket to remove the mass air flow
sensor from the air filter housing. (See Fig.
1.1-d.) Place the mass air flow sensor aside to
be re-installed in a later step.
1996-1998 Models Only
F.Unplug the coil pack on the passenger’s side
of the engine. (See Fig. 1.1-e.)
C.Remove the air temperature sensor from the
air inlet duct and set it aside. The sensor will
be re-installed in a later step.
D.Use an 8mm socket to remove the single air
filter housing retaining bolt. The air filter and
mass air sensor can then be removed as an
assembly. (See Fig. 1.1-c.)
*** NOTE ***
This manual covers model years 1996-2003. Some
of the photographs and illustrations may be different
but the removal and installation of components are
similar.
*** NOTE ***
2002-2003 models do not have a separate IAT sensor. (The IAT sensor is integrated with the factory
MAF.)
B.Using a flat-head screwdriver or 5/16" nut
driver, loosen the hose clamps at the mass air
flow sensor and the throttle body, and remove
the air inlet hose. (See Fig. 1.1-b.)
drive ratchet or breaker bar into the square at
the end of the tensioner, and rotate the tensioner. This will relieve the tension on the belt
so it can be removed. It will not be re-used.
D.Using a 13mm wrench, remove the stud bolt
and set it aside. It will not be reused. (See
Figs. 1.3-c, 1.3-d.)
E.Finish removing the four 10mm bolts securing
the water pump pulley and place the pulley
along with its fasteners aside to be reinstalled
in a later step of the installation.
Fig. 1.3-b
F.Use a 13mm socket to remove the idler pulley
located above the belt tensioner. (See Fig.
1.3-d.)
Fig. 1.3-d
Fig. 1.3-c
REMOVE
IDLER PULLEY
13mm
STUD BOLT
13mm
STUD BOLT
Fig. 1.3-e
A
B
C
G. Place the pulley aside to be reused in a later
step.
H. Remove three bolts at the front of the engine
(passenger’s side), (see Fig. 1.3-e), a 10mm
alternator mounting bolt (arrow “A”), and
two 13mm timing cover bolts (arrows “B”and “C”).
and stud bolts located at the top of the passenger’s side cylinder head. (See Fig. 1.3-i.)
Fig. 1.4-a
Fig. 1.4-b
Fig. 1.3-f
Fig. 1.3-g
STUD BOLT TO
BE REMOVED
J.Remove the electrical connector mount. Set
the mount aside to be relocated in a later step.
(See Fig. 1.3-f.)
K. Remove the 13mm nut located to the left of
the belt tensioner (passenger’s side). (SeeFig. 1.3-g.) Push the bracket to the left to gain
access to the stud bolt located at the top of the
passenger’s side cylinder head. Remove the
stud bolt and set aside - it will not be reused.
REMOVE
CONNECTOR
MOUNT
B.Trim the fan resistor mounting tabs on the
fan shroud to provide clearance for the air
intake assembly. (See Fig. 1.4-b.) The fan
shroud should look like this after trimming.
(See Fig. 1.4-c.)
1.4FAN RESISTOR RELOCATION
2001-2003 Models Only
A.Disconnect the wiring harness from the fan
resistor. (See Fig. 1.4-a.) Remove the clips
holding the fan resistor to the fan shroud.
Attach the fan resistor to the supplied bracket
using the supplied hardware.
ness to ensure adequate wire length. (See
Fig. 14-d.) Position the supplied fan bracket
and hardware on the passenger’s side of the
lower fan shroud. Mark two mounting points
along the fan shroud and drill the holes.
Attach the mounting bracket with the supplied hardware.
1.3-i) (see Fig. 2.0-d) with the supplied fastener. (See Fig. 2.0-e, 1996-1999 Models only.)
B.Re-install the factory idler pulley using the
factory hardware (see Fig. 2.0-b), followed
by the supplied supercharger idler pulley (See
Fig. 2.0-c.)
Fig. 2.0-c
Fig. 2.0-b
Fig 2.0-d
Fig. 2.0-e
1996-1999
MODELS ONLY
BOLT STUD
2.0SUPERCHARGER MOUNTING
BRACKET ASSEMBLY
*** NOTE ***
See Appendix for the model year’s supercharger
bracket assembly procedure.
A.Install the supercharger idler pulley bracket
using the supplied hardware. Install the provided spacer between bracket and alternator.
(See Fig. 2.0-a.) This operation will be per-
formed on all model years.
*** NOTE ***
This photo is for illustration purposes. It will be easier for you to install this bolt/spacer first, then install
the other two mounting bolts. (See Fig. 2.0-a.)
Before installing the outer supercharger mounting
plate, the supplied accessory’s supercharger drive
belt must be installed.
*** NOTE ***
2001-2003 models must have the accessory drive
belt installed BEFORE the support bracket is installed.
*** NOTE ***
If possible, use a proper tubing bender for this step.
If one is not available, the line can be bent by hand,
but extreme care must be taken as the refrigerant
within the line is under very high pressure. In any
case, use a pair of heavy gloves and eye protection to
prevent injury in the event of a ruptured line.
D.Before installing the main supercharger brack-
et, the A/C refrigerant refilling port must be
bent from its upright position downward so
that the cap is facing the driver’s side fender.
(See Fig. 2.0-f.) Note that this operation will
be performed on all model years
except
model
year 2000. This hose assembly will be
replaced with the provided A/C hose assembly.
Fig. 2.0-i / 1996-1999 Models
F.Mount the main supercharger bracket using
the two 3/8-16 x 2.75" bolts and spacers in the
upper portion of the bracket. Install the 8mm
bolt and spacer in the lower middle portion of
the bracket. (See Appendix “C” for 1999
Models, Appendix “D” for 2000 Models,
Appendix “F” for 2001-2003 Models,
Appendix “E” for 1996-1998 Models.) Install
the lower bolt and two spacers. One between
the support and main brackets, the other
between the support bracket and the cylinder
head. (See Fig. 2.0-i.)
*** NOTE ***
1996-1998 Models Only - The A/C line bracket
should be placed between the spacer and the cylinder
head. (See Fig. 2.0-l.)
E.Install the supercharger rear support bracket
with the supplied 8mm bolt, leaving it fingertight. It will be necessary to move this bolt
when the main supercharger bracket is mounted. (See Figs. 2.0-g 2000-2003, 2.0-h. 1996-
The hose clamp screw head should be parallel to the
supercharger mounting base.
B.Locate the 1/8" x -4 x 90° oil feed fitting.
(See assembly
1019327
.) Install the fitting
into the supercharger oil feed.
*** NOTE ***
Use only clean oil to seal this fitting. Teflon paste or
Teflon tape may become dislodged and plug the
supercharger oil feed.
A.Install the supercharger oil return line (see
assembly
1019328
) to the supercharger drain
fitting and secure with the hose clamp provided.. (See Fig. 2
.1-a.)
Fig 2.1-a
C.Remove the drive belt from the alternator pul-
ley.
D.Install the supercharger into the main bracket,
while looping the drive belt around the supercharger pulley. (See Fig. 2
.1-b.)
E.Install the six 3/8-16 x 1.25" bolts and wash-
ers. Tighten the supercharger mounting bolts.
Once the supercharger is installed, release the
belt tensioner and loop the belt back around
the alternator pulley.
*** NOTE ***
1996-1998 model year cars will require a coil bracket
and a different spacer. One of the 3/8-16 x 1.25" bolts
must be replaced by a 3/8-16 x 1.0" bolt to clear the
coil bracket.
uses pressurized engine oil for lubrication.
Use an oil sending unit socket (Snap-Ontools; part number 6152 or equivalent) to
remove the oil sending unit on the underside
of the oil filter housing. (See Fig. 3.0-a.)
Fig. 3.0-a
B.Install the supplied 1/4"NPT x 1/4"NPT
STRT-T fitting. DO NOT USE TEFLON
TAPE or paste. The sealant may become dislodged and clog the supercharger oil feed orifice and cause damage to the supercharger.
C.Once installed, the junction fitting should be
oriented so that the opening faces toward the
front of the car. (See Fig. 3.0-b.)
D.Install the oil sending unit onto the end of the
brass junction. Install the 1/4" x -4 x 90° fitting into the side of the brass junction, and
orient this fitting to face towards the driver’s
side frame rail. Attach the supplied length of
braided stainless steel feed line, and route
upwards to the 90° fitting on the supercharger.
*** NOTE ***
Be sure to stay clear of any moving parts or coolant
hoses (engine vibration can cause the stainless line
to chafe the rubber coolant hose, creating a leak over
time).
E.Install the line, and tighten moderately - no
sealant is required. (See Fig. 3.0-b.)
A.Mark the front of the oil pan 1-1/8" below the
pan rail and between the the two pan rail bolts,
directly in the center of the small “hump”.
(See Appendix “G”.) Drill a pilot hole with a
3/16" drill bit. (See Fig. 3.1-a.)
Fig 3.1-a
B.Smear the drill bit with heavy grease first to
prevent small metal particles from falling into
the pan.
C.Once the hole has been drilled, insert a
straight length of welding rod or heavy wire
(such as a coat hanger) into the hole approxi-
mately three inches to make sure no interference is encountered. If the path is blocked,
turn the engine over until the pathway is clear.
lubricant to the tip of the punch, and insert it
into the pilot hole. Using the appropriate tool,
(an air hammer works the best), use small
bursts until the punch is inserted up to its
shoulder. The finished hole size should be
9/16". (See Fig. 3.1-b.)
*** NOTE ***
Do not use hand tools. Using an ordinary hammer
will dent the pan. Use extreme caution not to make
the hole to big, or the drain fitting will not fit fter tapping the pan.
E.Apply a liberal amount of heavy grease to a
3/8-18 NPT tap (not included), and gradually
thread into the hole. Clean the threads using a
clean rag and an approved solvent, such as
carburetor cleaner.
F.Apply an ample amount of silicone RTV to
the threads of the supplied 3/8"NPT x -8 fitting and insert into the hole. Be careful not to
over-tighten. (See Fig. 3.1-c.)
G. Install the supplied drain-back hose fitting so
that the elbow is oriented toward the passenger’s side, away from the harmonic balancer/
crank pulley. Attach the supercharger drain
hose and fitting installed on the supercharger
during an earlier step. (See Fig. 3.1-d.)
4.0FUEL INJECTOR REPLACEMENT 19992003 Models Only
B.Install the supplied length of rubber hose to
the end of the hard crank case ventilation line
that runs from the driver’s side valve cover
across the engine, (See Fig. 4.1-b.)
Fig. 4.1-b
Route the hose over the passenger’s side valve
cover and towards the front of the engine.
This hose will be attached to the 3/8"NPT x
3/8" x 90° barbed fitting installed in the air
inlet duct. (See Appendix “G” for fitting and
hose location.) Please note that this hose will
be attached in a later step of the installation.
C.Install the idle air control valve to the throttle
body housing with the original hose, and to the
discharge tube with the supplied length of rubber hose and hose clamps. (See Fig. 4.1-c.)
A.Disconnect the eight fuel injector wiring clips
and retainers from the fuel injectors. Release
any residual fuel pressure from the rail by
opening the schrader valve on the rail.
B.Remove the four 8mm headed bolts holding
the factory fuel rail onto the intake manifold.
Lift up on the rails evenly, removing all eight
injectors.
C.Using a small amount of clean motor oil,
lightly lubricate the O-rings on both ends of
the supplied fuel injectors.
D.Install the new injectors into the fuel rails
with the terminals facing outward.
E.Carefully lower the fuel rail/injector assembly
down onto the intake manifold. Check to see
that each injector has been seated properly
into the manifold.
F.Tighten down the fuel rail assembly with the
original bolts and attach the injector plugs to
the injector terminals.
*** NOTE ***
Make sure injector retainers are secure and properly
installed. Recheck after cycling the fuel system.
sleeve, 90° x 3-1/2" elbow and #56 hose
clamps to the MAF and secure.
*** NOTE ***
1996-2001 models use the 90° x 3-1/2" plastic inlet
elbow with the hole and grommet in the side. 2002+
models use the 90° x 3-1/2" plastic elbow without a
hole in the side. Both elbows have been supplied.
D.(1996-2001 Models only.) Insert the factory
air temperature sensor into the rubber grommet located on the side of the 90° elbow.
Lubricate for easier fit. (See Fig. 4.2-a.)
*** NOTE ***
2002-2003 models do not have a separate IAT
sensor.
E.From beneath the vehicle, remove the two
factory nuts and washers from the passenger’s
side lower fender valence. Mount the
MAF/bracket assembly onto the existing studs
using the same washers and nuts originally
removed.
F.Using a #52 hose clamp, connect the piece of
3-1/2" flex hose to the elbow attached to the
MAF meter and route it through the opening
in the right side inner fender toward the
supercharger. Make sure the 3-1/2" flex hose
does not contact or rub on the edge of the
inner fender opening. (Eventual hose failurewill result if the hose is not properly routed.)
G.Route the factory temperature sensor and
MAF sensor connectors out through the inner
fender opening. Reattach the connectors to the
relocated sensors.
H.Install the bypass valve assembly on the
underside of the secondary intake tube. (See
Fig. 4.2-c.) (See Appendix “J” for bypass
assembly procedure.)
Fig. 4.2-b
Fig. 4.2-c
ATTACH TO
DISCHARGE DUCT
I.Place the secondary intake tube/bypass valve
assembly on the supercharger inlet and attach
it to the flex hose. Attach the other end of the
bypass valve to the discharge tube. Connect
the hose that was previously installed on the
hard plastic crank case ventilation line to the
brass fitting on the intake tube. Tighten the
clamps. The finished installation appears as
shown. (See Fig 4.2-d.)
and the three filler neck screws using a 10mm
socket.
C.Remove the fuel filter inlet line with a 3/8"
spring-lock tool.
D.With the weight of the fuel tank supported
with a jack, remove the bolts securing the two
fuel tank straps.
E.Slowly lower the fuel tank, allowing it to lean
over with the filler side up until the electrical
connections leading to the center mounted
fuel pump are revealed. Disconnect these two
electrical connections.
F.Remove the six bolts securing the fuel pump
access cover (on top of the fuel tank) with an
8mm wrench. Depress the two clips securing
the plastic fuel pump enclosure and slide it
out of the tank. The fuel sender float is
attached to the fuel pump enclosure and must
be handled with care. Ensure that the tank has
been lowered enough to remove the fuel
pump enclosure.
G. Remove the two screws securing the plastic
fuel pump outlet manifold to the enclosure
cap. Pull the manifold up and away from the
fuel pump.
H. Remove the three screws securing the fuel
pump enclosure cover using a 3/16" nut driver
and remove the cover.
I.Remove the stock fuel pump from its enclo-
sure. Separate the rubber pump support from
beneath the filter and install it on the supplied
pump. Secure the support with the new filter
provided.
J.Using the supplied fuel pump, reassemble the
fuel pump assembly and canister with cap.
K. Reinstall the canister assembly into the fuel
tank. Reattach the electrical connections.
L.Reinstall the fuel tank, reconnect the fuel fil-
ter inlet line, reattach the fuel filler neck, and
reinstall the fuel pump.
against the inner fender ahead of the right side
shock tower about an inch from the top. Mark
and drill two holes in the inner fender to
mount the FMU. Secure with the sheet metal
screws provided. (See Figs. 5.1-a, 5.1-b,
return line DOES NOT have a pressure test
fitting on it) to the steel return line (the smaller of the two) located behind the right side
shock tower using a spring lock disconnect
tool.
C.Connect the FMU inlet hose (the hose that
goes to the 90° fitting on the side of the
FMU) to the return side of the factory fuel
regulator on the fuel rail.
D.Connect the FMU outlet hose (attaches to the
center fitting on the bottom of the unit) to the
steel return line running to the tank. Make
sure the hose end is securely “snapped” onto
factory fuel return line.
E.Secure the fuel lines away from abrasion and
exhaust heat with the tie-wraps provided.
F.Attach the supplied length of 5/32" vacuum
hose to the fitting on top of the FMU.
Connect the opposite end of the hose to the
factory fuel regulator vacuum connection
using the 5/32" TEE provided.
(Terminal #30) to the battery positive (+) terminal. (See Fig. 5.2-d.)
Fig. 5.2-d
C.Locate the wiring harness connection from the
battery. Connect the gray trigger wire from
the relay (Terminal #86) with the supplied
quick connector to the solid red wire coming
from the wiring harness connection. (See Fig.
5.2-e.)
D.Route the red wire from the relay (Terminal
#87) through the provided split loom along
the back of the firewall, across to the passenger’s side, and along the other components to
the fuel tank where it will be connected to the
additional fuel pump.
E.Disconnect the factory fuel line at the fuel fil-
ter using the supplied tool. Connect the male
fitting from the fuel pump to the line that you
removed from the fuel filter. Connect the
female end from the fuel pump to the fuel filter.
F.The in-line auxiliary fuel pump is installed
next. Remove the spare tire from the well in
the trunk. Mount the pump/bracket assembly
by drilling two 1/4" holes in the spare tire
well using the bracket as a template.
1. Placement should be as close as possible to
the fuel tank while still providing access to
the mounting bolts with a socket.
G. From inside the trunk (not underneath), use a
grinder or a piece of course sandpaper to
remove the paint from around one of the holes
you just drilled. This will ensure a good
ground point that is not exposed to the elements.
H. From underneath the car, connect the pump
ground wire to this hole as you secure the
pump to the spare tire well using the supplied
fastening bolts. (See Fig. 5.2-f.)
A. Inspect all wiring harnesses and electrical connections. Make sure
that all items are properly routed, connected and secured.
B. Check all hoses, lines, and fittings for properly secured connec-
tions.
C. Make certain all fasteners, brackets, and clamps are installed and
properly tightened.
D. Check the serpentine accessory belt and supercharger drive belts
for proper tension and alignment.
E. Cycle ignition key from “off” to the “on” position.
F.Check the entire fuel system for possible leaks.
G. Start the engine and verify that the oil pressure is within normal
range.
H. Allow the engine to come up to normal operating temperature.
I.Check the coolant level in the coolant recovery bottle and top off
as needed.
J.Check for the following:
• Fluid Leaks
• Fluid Levels
• Belt Slippage
• Throttle Response
6.0CHECK-OUT PROCEDURES
We know that you are anxious to get out and drive your
new vehicle, but please take a little bit more time to
perform these simple check-out steps.
Now that the work is done, it’s time to enjoy the results
of your efforts.
PAXTON Automotive
wants to thank
you for choosing our product, and wants to remind you
that the performance and response of your vehicle will
now be different from that to which you have been
accustomed. Please drive cautiously until you feel comfortable with the handling of your vehicle.
Please see the service manual included in your kit for
information on the service and maintenance of your
PAXTON Supercharger
. Belt tightening, troubleshooting, special tuning requirements, and warranty
information is also included in the Service Manual.