Frankenstein86
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- Sep 8, 2014
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- 1986
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- Manual
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- Bad luck all around... (Constantly turning a wrench)
Okay, so I have a 86' Ranger 4x4 with a cracked head and/or block (water in oil top to bottom, it's a real mess). So I decided to swap the motor out, and to keep from dealing with an onslaught of wiring issues I just went back with another 2.9 out of 1990 Bronco 2. My questions may seem somewhat random but here we go...
1) Do I need to take the EGR Valve System (including driver side exhaust manifold) off the 86' motor and put onto the 90' motor? Do I HAVE to have it to run properly?
2) On the 86' motor I have a sensor that just screws into the block under the driver side exhaust manifold, the 90' motor has no such sensor. It was easily swapped out but just for future reference can anyone tell me the formal name for this sensor? I have been told it is a knock sensor, is this correct?
3) Are the TFI Modules interchangeable between these two motors?
4) Is there anything I should know, anything that might keep me from just being able to basically plug and play....
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
1) Do I need to take the EGR Valve System (including driver side exhaust manifold) off the 86' motor and put onto the 90' motor? Do I HAVE to have it to run properly?
2) On the 86' motor I have a sensor that just screws into the block under the driver side exhaust manifold, the 90' motor has no such sensor. It was easily swapped out but just for future reference can anyone tell me the formal name for this sensor? I have been told it is a knock sensor, is this correct?
3) Are the TFI Modules interchangeable between these two motors?
4) Is there anything I should know, anything that might keep me from just being able to basically plug and play....
Any help would be greatly appreciated.