Hello,
Could someone please point me in the write direction or a tutorial/write up on replacing the front rotors on my 1997 ford ranger xlt 2wd with just rear wheel ABS? Please and thanks in advance.
My main concern is the correct torque specs and the correct preload.
My 1997 Ford Ranger's lock cylinder will not spring back after starting the engine. What is the remedy for this situation? What is the fix? Lock cylinder or ignition switch?
Is it possible to perform a cylinder leak down test on each cylinder when or if I take the intake manifold off? I am assuming that when I get down to taking the intake manifold off, I will have everything off that will include the valve covers, as well, thus making it easier to determine if I am...
I am back to trying to find TDC for cylinder number 1 so I can perform a cylinder leak down test. Is there a surefire way of knowing that both valves are closed when the piston for cylinder number 1 is up on a stroke for TDC?
I am a one man operation, currently. Is there a way I rig up my compression gauge without the schrader valve in to signify when I am at TDC by psi reading on gauge?
I looked in the radiator for bubbling coolant, but saw nothing. A tad low on coolant, but still visible from looking down the spout neck of the radiator cap fill neck.
cylinder 1 had a 16% leakage coming from crankcase.
cylinder 4 had a 32% leakage and I am struggling finding where the leakage is? It's not coming from the exhaust tailpipe... or crankcase...
Still have to test the other 4 cylinders.
I am working on a 1997 Ford Ranger XLT 4.0 liter OHV engine and trying to perform a cylinder leak down test on each cylinder. I have the firing order for my engine as, 1-4-2-5-3-6.
Compression readings from the compression test were the following:
Cylinder 1 175psi
Cylinder 2 170 psi
Cylinder...
I am working on a 1997 Ford Ranger XLT 4.0 liter OHV engine and trying to perform a cylinder leak down test on each cylinder. I have the firing order for my engine as, 1-4-2-5-3-6.
Compression readings from the compression test were the following:
Cylinder 1 175psi
Cylinder 2 170 psi
Cylinder...
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