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my buddy has a 96 ranger 4x4 4.0 well yesterday he noticed it was getting really hot so he got it to work.. when i got their i brought some rad fluid an added 2 gallons .. well their was no drips or any thing so i pull the dip stick an its full of rad fluid not a good sign.. truck only has 76k on it.. he just bought it b4 winter.
well any ways we tore into it tonite an the problem was a bad lower intake gasket.. ran some cheap oil in it for a few minutes got almost all the gunk out of it an what not.. but i noticed when we first started tearing into it the intake hose from the throttle body to the maf sensor has a ton of condensation in it. enough to drip/drizzle out.. well the truck seems to run great starts up good.. but after it sits for a few minutes it seems to idle rough an fall on its face.. if you unplug the maf sensor it idles up an is fine. once its plugged back in it dies..
i have a 95. with a 4.0 an i unplugged mine an the idle didnt change.. once i plugged it back in i noticed the idle did stumble a tiny bit but not a ton.. does this sound like a bad maf sensor? no check gauge lights or check engine lights
well any ways we tore into it tonite an the problem was a bad lower intake gasket.. ran some cheap oil in it for a few minutes got almost all the gunk out of it an what not.. but i noticed when we first started tearing into it the intake hose from the throttle body to the maf sensor has a ton of condensation in it. enough to drip/drizzle out.. well the truck seems to run great starts up good.. but after it sits for a few minutes it seems to idle rough an fall on its face.. if you unplug the maf sensor it idles up an is fine. once its plugged back in it dies..
i have a 95. with a 4.0 an i unplugged mine an the idle didnt change.. once i plugged it back in i noticed the idle did stumble a tiny bit but not a ton.. does this sound like a bad maf sensor? no check gauge lights or check engine lights
