well i got the 87 back together and it is still burning fuel . runnin 38 pounds of pressure and it is bogging out real bad . dont know what could be wrong . put new plugs in it and within 5 minutes there black . any ideas . ive replaced all the sensors i could of replaced
TODAY IS THE DAY I MAKE A DIFFERENCE !!!!!
Have you pulled codes? Always a good starting point.
Bob Myers
have no way of doing so
TODAY IS THE DAY I MAKE A DIFFERENCE !!!!!
Someone will need to confirm this as correct for the V8 stuff BEFORE YOU TRY IT, but for the turbo 4 cars, here is how we do it on the cheap ;)
http://www.turbotbird.com/techinfo/R...stic_codes.htm
I also have one of the blinky code scanners, it works with the turbo 4 EEC's and the 5.0 stuff, so I ASSume they pin out the same, but again, you need a V8 guy to confirm this. sorry, I'm just not up to speed on the V8 EEC's although it seems I'm learning.
Check both the active codes and continuos memory codes. After the test is done, reset the CM codes and take it for a drive and see what comes back.
Also, I think Autozone / Advanced will pull codes for you for free, not sure if thats only OBD2 stuff, or if they can read the EEC IV too.
Bob Myers
just obd2 stuff, i went the other day for a friends 89 ranger and they said only vehicles 96(?) and newer... pretty gay.
Fox/n.
1. wild animal : a carnivorous animal of the dog family that has a sturdy square body, large cubic inches, a wide RPM range , and comes in many colors. Foxes are found throughout most of the world and hunt alone, mainly at night, relying on cunning and an acute sense of power and acceleration. They feed on mostly small rodents like rats(BBC) , mice (SBC) and snakes(Cobras).
check the timing?
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