94 Ranger, broken air intake hose

[jcharris1701]

Hey guys, I was hoping one of you could link me to a good replacement air intake hose or even a good, reasonably priced performance air intake setup that will fit my 94 Ranger, 3.0L V6. My internet skills seem to be failing me in my search.

 

[SenorNoob]

I'd say your best bet will be to look at the shape of the stock system and try to reproduce it with the parts for diy "cai".

 

[black_demon69]

go to a junk yard

 

[Andy D]

Gorilla brand duct tape on a clean surface? I blew the fuse for the wipers on my '14 Transit Connect work van. The manual tells me which fuse and where it is. The book skips the part about having to take the cover off the box which is artfully placed so that the cover cant be removed without breaking it. It made me feel like a hack, so I taped the cover back together after I replaced the fuse. Takes the manufacturing principle of engineering toward assembly and sale to a point 20 yrs beyond the Rat. Jeepers, I feel bad for the guys who have to fix them. It needed an oil change badly, so I took it to the Valvoline place . The guy ran the VIN and my service card. and was told that they couldn't service the van. There was a Ford dlr across the street. Instead of 20 minutes tops, I killed an hour and a half. Ford has warranty work to fix on it but the parts aren't in stock yet.

PS, The dorky looking original air intake is fine performance wise. Mend what you have and save your time and money for important stuff.