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Posted: Wed Sep 11th, 2024 01:02 am |
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RangerNed![]() Joined: Mon Oct 23rd, 2017
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Well. We can file this one under any of the following: live and learn, operator error or doh! One of the thimgs I did last week while under the truck was to replace the CPK sensor plug as the wire had been found to be brittle, fried, etc. (this was a few years back). Who knew that the wires (2 of them) needed to be spliced in correctly! I paid no attention when I clipped off the old plug as to its orientation to the sensor. Yep. It made a difference. That caused my "No Fire" issue. I pulled the plug off, attached some alligator leads to the sensor, and then flipped/switched the leads to the opposite position in the plug. Fired right up.
____________________ 1994 Ford Ranger Extended Cab XLT 2WD Automatic 4.0 V6 OHV MODS: LED Dashlights, Wired for OHC (don't have the guts to cut the headliner), Lighted Visors, Auto-Dim/Mirror, Auto Headlights, other than that it's pretty much stock |
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