AlaskanRider
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- Joined
- Apr 5, 2011
- Messages
- 165
- Vehicle Year
- 1991
- Transmission
- Manual
Hello.
I recently completed an 4.0 engine swap and am having trouble with getting it to run well. Initially I had a funky idle with and the engine would buck and lug with any sort of acceleration. It seemed to be not quite as bad above 2500 rpm as below 2500.
Motor is from a wrecked 91 ranger extended cab, 71,000 miles. It did alot of sitting as a wreck though.
Pulled some codes, which told me that I had a bad MAP, a bad ECT, and a lean condition. It also gave me the codes associated with using an auto computer on a manual transmission.
So replaced the ECT, and used the MAP from my b2. I also added some injector cleaner, just because the injectors have been sitting so long. Idle is a little smoother, but it still lugs and bucks when you do anything more than a light cruise.
Will pull codes again later, but I'm a little stumped as to how little effect replacing this stuff had on the problem.
Any ideas? I did pull the negative battery cable for 30 minutes or so, to reset the computer as I replaced the sensors.
Haven't checked fuel pressure yet.
My last motor also ran lean, and wouldn't lug but would ping like crazy.
I recently completed an 4.0 engine swap and am having trouble with getting it to run well. Initially I had a funky idle with and the engine would buck and lug with any sort of acceleration. It seemed to be not quite as bad above 2500 rpm as below 2500.
Motor is from a wrecked 91 ranger extended cab, 71,000 miles. It did alot of sitting as a wreck though.
Pulled some codes, which told me that I had a bad MAP, a bad ECT, and a lean condition. It also gave me the codes associated with using an auto computer on a manual transmission.
So replaced the ECT, and used the MAP from my b2. I also added some injector cleaner, just because the injectors have been sitting so long. Idle is a little smoother, but it still lugs and bucks when you do anything more than a light cruise.
Will pull codes again later, but I'm a little stumped as to how little effect replacing this stuff had on the problem.
Any ideas? I did pull the negative battery cable for 30 minutes or so, to reset the computer as I replaced the sensors.
Haven't checked fuel pressure yet.
My last motor also ran lean, and wouldn't lug but would ping like crazy.