Tricking MAF sensor circuits can work; if you get larger injectors and also get a larger MAF from a 4.0 or a 5.0, you will get more air and more fuel. Pretty simple. Always better to tune the vehicle but simple stuff like that works as well.
I am trying recalibrate the GEM in my 1999 Ranger to calculate the correct speed for my tire size.
Firstly, Forscan is unable to read the DTCs in the GEM. Is this a fuse that is popped or a bad ground somewhere causing this? I can read DTCs from the PCM just fine. I am using this adapter...
So after quick research, the Nissan VG33 V6 engine has the same crank snout diameter of 32mm. This is good news and may provide some options for harmonic dampers.
I've looked at the bumpers from the current generation, but I just think they are kind of ugly. The 3rd gen fog light bumpers, however, look like a truck variant of the SN95 Cobra bumpers.
Will a foglight bumper from a gen 3 ranger like this:
Fit on a 4th gen ranger like this:
I don’t mind doing bracket swaps and wiring for fog lights etc as long as there’s no cutting involved.
Just need to know if these will bolt up or what I will need to get them to bolt up.
Does anyone here know the crank snout diameter for the 3.0 Vulcan?
I am always experimenting and something that has pressed my mind is finding a nicer harmonic damper for the 3.slow. The main benefits of upgraded harmonic dampers include reduced vibration, a smoother engine, and overall...
Hmm. I also have a theory that Ford uses a lot of the same internals between SN95 steering racks and Ranger steering racks. While the housings are different, the internals may be swappable. I already know that the same mounting bushings will fit both. I might have to pull some apart and compare...
Okay nice, that clears a lot of things up. My flex fuel sensor has been working fine, it definitely ran better with the E85, and temps were a lot cooler. The engine gets a bit of spark knock running on only 87 octane which is likely because I have the coil pack with the sub-par part number that...
Is there anything different between the gas VS. flex fuel in-tank assemblies themselves minus the pump motor? I do know the pump motors are different in order to be corrosion resistant. The available pump assemblies on rockauto seem to come without the pump, but there isn’t a flex fuel option...
I wonder if I might be able to re-spring the FPR. It is unfortunate that there isn’t a place you can buy the regulator separate. Other than the fact that I have a FF ranger, upgrading to the 01+ system in the future and running a third ethanol resistant line would be nice.
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