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Topic: 1989 Ford ranger truck problem the fix
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| old
08-15-2012 15:28:17
209.86.226.19
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Well tried the coil and that was a no go then today did the TFI module and that is what was wrong. The bad thing is some one else had replaced it at one time and had #1 left out one of the bolts that held it in place and #2 used the wrong size and type to install it. The one they used was a 1/4 inch head slitted screw drive set up and yep you could not get a 1/4 inch socket in to it and the rim on it hit the edge so I could not unscrew it. Ended up having to brake it off to get to it. Installed the used TFI module I got for free from a friend and it started right up. Have the correct bolts on order right now from ford so will install them Friday. And yes I have the correct socket set up to install them
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| Sean Feeney
08-15-2012 16:47:24
174.63.127.125
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Re: 1989 Ford ranger truck problem the fix in reply to old, 08-15-2012 15:28:17
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| http://www.nationaltoolwarehouse.com/55mm-Ford-Distributor-Module-Socket-P15919.aspx
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| old
08-15-2012 19:22:28
209.86.226.40
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Re: 1989 Ford ranger truck problem the fix in reply to Sean Feeney, 08-15-2012 16:47:24
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| Both of you did not read what I said. It had the WRONG head size bolt in it so the correct tool did not and would not work. I have the correct tool which is a 7/32 but the bolt that was in it had a 1/4 inch head and guess what a 7/32 will not fit a 1/4 inch head
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| uncletom
08-15-2012 15:57:51
173.30.113.188
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Re: 1989 Ford ranger truck problem the fix in reply to old, 08-15-2012 15:28:17
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| I ground down a 14" drive socket 516ths and made it fit the screws.
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| old
08-15-2012 19:24:43
209.86.226.40
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Re: 1989 Ford ranger truck problem the fix in reply to uncletom, 08-15-2012 15:57:51
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| If your read what I said you would know it had the incorrect size head on the bolt so nothing a person could do would work since there was no room for a 1/4 inch socket in a hole less then a 1/4 inch. I had the CORRECT tool for the job but a 7/32 socket will not fit a bolt whit a 1/4 inch head.
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