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franklin2 replied to the thread Where does this connector go?? Help!.Very carefully look and write back in the wire colors. It can be difficult, the colors like to fade from the engine heat. And turn...
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franklin2 replied to the thread 2.0L ('83-'88) Idles fine, stalls as soon as I step on gas. In neutral or first gear.If you have your face too close to the top of the carb, the fuel may splash you. That is how strong it should be. This is called the...
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JohnnyO replied to the thread What did you do to your 2019 and up Ranger today?.Warm weather yesterday and today so last night I gave the K&N its annual cleaning and gave it a good hand wash today. That winter dirt... -
franklin2 replied to the thread 2.3L ('02-'11) Issue After Engine Rebuild.Sitting a long time is another reason to suspect a fuel system problem. This ethanol fuel ruins everything when it's left to sit around.
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More details are needed. Is the truck fully warmed up? It needs to run at least 5 minutes and 10 to 15 would be better (depending on... -
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Robert Mangrum and I had some temperature issues until we figured out that keeping the engine RPMs up helped resolve the problem. We... -
alwaysFlOoReD replied to the thread Engine dying.More details are needed. Is the truck fully warmed up? It needs to run at least 5 minutes and 10 to 15 would be better (depending on... -
Was just thinking about this since it's in my shop again and noticed I just put the gusset in the drivers side and wanted to make sure... -
franklin2 replied to the thread Horrible headlights.Whatever you decide to do, it's best to run a relay with any added lighting. Ford made the stock wiring barely big enough to supply the...
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Takoda replied to the thread Engine dying.Yes sprayed brake cleaner around every possible vacuum leak. And if its sprayed in the carb it dies rather than pick up in idle.
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4x4junkie replied to the thread Skyjacker 4" Lift Feedback.It's metal fatigue. The design of it where all of that angled boxy part comes together, it creates a stress riser right in the notch...
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While not entirely germane to the conversation, I ran across this picture of broadcast pattern propagation and antenna placement on a...
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You really need to make some tweaks to your antenna setup to get that below a 3:1 SWR, at least to 2:1 or better yet 1.5:1 (1:1 being...
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I had entirely forgotten about the OG 75. Yes, I'm sure the all-road is a vastly improved unit. That Midland does look pretty solid...