Need the year and emission rating, fed or CA emission.
SOURCE: 99 ford ranger timing belt
Using the same 13mm socket, remove the bolt that you found under the
a/c compressor. Look down and to the right of the bolt that you just
removed, and you will see two more bolts. Both are 13mm. Easiest way
that I found was to go under the driver side tire well, and use 3/8
extensions to reach the two bolts. Once removed, the bracket and the
power steering pump should be moved to the driver's side of the frame,
and the a/c placed on top of the p/s assy.
Remove the bolts (6mm) that hold the timing belt cover in place.
Gently work your way around the cover, and push the tabs in to remove
the cover.
Use an impact wrench and 7/8 SAE socket to remove the crankshaft
pulley. A SOCKET WRENCH WILL NOT WORK. Once removed, gently tap the
pulley with a 2x4 (yes the wooden board) to remove. If you have a gear
puller, use that. I don't own one.
Remove the old belt. Now for the alignment. Crank - sprocket on
bottom. Use the bolt you removed, and a ½ drive wrench, with the 7/8
socket to turn the crank. Once the keyway is at high noon, leave it
alone. Next, move the oil pulley sprocket until the diamonds are
aligned. This should put the oil pulley at high noon, also. The
camshaft should have a diamond and a triangle. The diamond should go to
high noon, and the triangle should align with a triangle on the plastic
behind the sprocket. YOU SHOULD REALLY CONSIDER CLEANING THE ENTIRE
AREA BEFORE ALIGNING THE SPROCKETS. You cannot align the camshaft
without locating the two index (triangle and diamond) marks.
You will also notice a tensioner for the timing belt. You will
need to loosen the tentioner with a 13mm and 17mm wrenches. Loosen,
then use a cheeter bar bar to move the tentioner over. Lock in place by
tightening the tentioner bolts. Place the belt on the crankshaft, move
to the oil pulley, then to the cam pulley. Release tentioner, then
check the alignment. If correct, reverse the above removal plan, and
you should be good.
Don't buy the Haynes manual. I fought with the instructions for this
project, and the picture for the timing belt project doesn't show the
two indexes for the cam sprocket.
Also, while you are doing this, you should replace the antifreeze if you haven't in the past two years.
Best of luck.
SOURCE: engine swap
I doubt this can be done since the engines are from two different manf.
the motor mounts and trans. conections won't ever work
SOURCE: will '89 Ranger leaf springs fit a '99 Ford Ranger 4x4?
Measure the distance from bolt to bolt, and to the center. If they match then, they match, if not you will have to check the numbers with fords tolerances to avoid an axle wrap. But it should fit, maybe just a little stiffer of a suspension from the 4x4.
Calvin the Mobile Mechanic.
SOURCE: I HAVE A 1993 FORD RANGER 3.0 V6 ENGINE AND NEED
For 1993 Ford Truck Ranger 4WD 3.0L MFI 6cyl the Control Module-Ignition is located under hood, center, rear engine area, mounted on distributor.
Fig. 1: View of the remote mounted Ignition Control Module (ICM)
Hope this help (remember comment and rated this).
SOURCE: I need to swap an engine from a 1992 ford ranger
everything will need to be changed. ECU, wiring harness, radiator, mounts, and too many other things
1991-1994 2.9L and 3.0L Engines Firing Order 1-4-2-5-3-6
1995 And Later 3.0L V-6 With DIS Ignition System Firing Order 1-4-2-5-3-6 93 views
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