Recent content by alpine67

Thanks, Ron!

Not sure if this is the right place to put this, but is there a difference in fuel line length between regular cab and extended cab Rangers? I'm doing a 5.0 swap from a 2000 Explorer into a 94 regular cab Ranger. Returnless vs return fuel line.

I'm curious to see the responses as I have a set of these that I hope to put in my Ranger.

That map light looks identical to the ones found in European Mark I and II Mercury Capris.

Very nice install - looks factory!

Oh man! I just checked and I guess the truck was crushed. Doesnt show up on their inventory. I don't know if one from a 4 cylinder would work for you but there's an 88 single cab with 5spd at another one close to me now.

I never heard anything back from smudvapor so I hope that means he found the harness he needed. I have located one at a Upull near me but it's for a 4wd 2.9 5 speed. It's a manual 4wd system though so maybe the underhood wiring is the same.

Did you find a wiring harness?

I've been watching the pick n pull daily listings in my area ever since I saw your request and thought I had found a harness for you about a month ago. When I went to look at the truck I was disappointed to see that it was just a shell with no wiring or anything. I don't know why 88's are so...

I thought that by the time the FX4 Level II's came out (2002) the rear ABS sensor(s) had moved from the differential ring gear to the axles - am I wrong? I sent Torsen a message several days ago asking about tone ring compatibility and will report back what they say. Edit - I may have answered...

I was poking around the local pick and pull looking for a set of 95-97 spindles to upgrade my 94 Ranger and never saw a set that had ABS. But after looking at a few and the tech tip on converting to Sport Trac rotors, I saw what appears to be a hole and mounting boss on the non-ABS spindles...

Does anyone know if this unit will accept the stock ABS 8.8 tone ring?

As I recall the head bolt size is different, can't remember which way, but there are head bolts made just for this swap. Otherwise they bolt right on (I think). I was going to do this very thing back in the 80's and still have the good 1970 heads somewhere in the shop and probably the bolts, as...

Bronco II?

Done! Thanks for all the years of a great forum!