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bigsuze
Forum:
Trucks
10-11-2013, 06:06 PM
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For Sale:
1988 Ranger XLT 2.9L 2WD $1000 O.B.O.
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bigsuze
Re: 1988 Ranger XLT 2.9L 2WD $1000 O.B.O.
No comments on here. Is no one interested, or is it the price I'm asking? Some feedback would be helpful - thanks.
Forum:
Trucks
10-07-2013, 11:22 AM
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3
For Sale:
1988 Ranger XLT 2.9L 2WD $1000 O.B.O.
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1,033
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bigsuze
1988 Ranger XLT 2.9L 2WD $1000 O.B.O.
Update: The truck has been SOLD! :)
Edit: I'm lowering the price to $950 O.B.O.
Hey everyone,
I'm sad to be selling my Ranger, but I got another car and want to sell it to help pay off my...
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3.0 Vulcan Tech
10-18-2012, 05:46 PM
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V-6 Head gasket
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2,971
Posted By
bigsuze
Re: V-6 Head gasket
Bad head gasket can cause oil leaks? Hmm.. I hope that's not what's wrong with my '88.
Forum:
General Tech
04-30-2012, 12:44 PM
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Need A/C advice for an '88!!
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662
Posted By
bigsuze
Re: Need A/C advice for an '88!!
Oops nevermind, checked it again and the retrofit valve had completely blown out. Compressor is still working after I replaced that piece and recharged it.
Forum:
General Tech
04-30-2012, 07:34 AM
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Need A/C advice for an '88!!
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662
Posted By
bigsuze
Need A/C advice for an '88!!
My retrofitted compressor stopped working after all the R134a leaked out.
How difficult is it to replace the seals and hoses? Should I just get a new compressor and use R134a? Is that even...
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Electrical Tech
04-05-2012, 06:01 PM
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6
Wiring piece melted at signal switch
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1,665
Posted By
bigsuze
Re: Wiring piece melted at signal switch
Figured I'd follow up to complete this thread.
Replaced with the new Airtex parts and temporary twist-on wire connectors:
http://i.imgur.com/NS5bf.jpg
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Electrical Tech
03-31-2012, 04:40 PM
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Wiring piece melted at signal switch
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1,665
Posted By
bigsuze
Re: Wiring piece melted at signal switch
Found the connector I'm looking for on that site! Thanks man
And yes, I'm glad it didn't burn any more than that. My turn signals still worked, but it was probably burning that connector every...
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Electrical Tech
03-31-2012, 01:32 PM
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Wiring piece melted at signal switch
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1,665
Posted By
bigsuze
Re: Wiring piece melted at signal switch
Thanks
Also, pic for clarification
http://i.imgur.com/0QWzi.jpg
Forum:
Electrical Tech
03-31-2012, 01:19 PM
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6
Wiring piece melted at signal switch
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1,665
Posted By
bigsuze
Wiring piece melted at signal switch
1988 XLT
I've been having problems with my headlights flashing randomly, and one time even going completely dark after I turned my brights on and off.
I narrowed it down to my turn signal...
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Exterior Tech
03-28-2012, 09:37 AM
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Cracked Windshield
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3,493
Posted By
bigsuze
Re: Cracked Windshield
Same thing happened to me except I got pulled over by a cop 2 hours drive away from my home in a small town and was cited with a "fix-it-ticket."
Once I got it replaced I had make the 2-hour...
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2.9 Liter Tech
03-28-2012, 08:35 AM
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anyone ever build a 2.9?
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7,296
Posted By
bigsuze
Re: anyone ever build a 2.9?
Anyone know where the World Products replacement heads can be purchased? I tried WP website, Summit Racing, etc. and they all seem to be unavailable. Do they no longer make these? Clearwater Cylinder...
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How-To Submissions
03-27-2012, 01:37 PM
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296
How to: Throttle Cable mod
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118,370
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bigsuze
Re: How to: Throttle Cable mod
Wow, this is amazing. I managed 4 zip ties on there. No wonder my 2.9 felt so weak going up hills, I gained so much more power being able to open the throttle up all the way now. This mod is the best...
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2.9 Liter Tech
03-22-2012, 08:23 AM
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Mpg?
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1,618
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bigsuze
Re: Mpg?
I have an 88 2.9L V6 extended cab. I get about 17/18-ish city and up to 20mpg hwy.
No lift or anything.
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Exterior Tech
11-09-2011, 01:56 PM
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8
Mounting NATO gas cans in the bed
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2,536
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bigsuze
Re: Mounting NATO gas cans in the bed
I've been looking at the work involved to fix it all together and decided to just buy the bracket instead. I like that Micky's bracket shown in the picture can be padlocked, and I would be taking it...
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Exterior Tech
11-05-2011, 10:29 AM
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Mounting NATO gas cans in the bed
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2,536
Posted By
bigsuze
Re: Mounting NATO gas cans in the bed
Nice! I'm assuming it won't fit up against the side and in front of the rear tires because of that small sloped area. Against the cab is probably where I'll put mine too. Do you keep a siphon for it,...
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General Tech
11-04-2011, 02:10 PM
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10
Truck won't idle on cold mornings?
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7,945
Posted By
bigsuze
Re: Truck won't idle on cold mornings?
Mine has this problem too. I usually turn the key halfway and back a couple times (it activates the fuel pump) before starting it, and it seems to start up easier that way (for a temporary solution)....
Forum:
Exterior Tech
11-04-2011, 01:51 PM
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8
Mounting NATO gas cans in the bed
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2,536
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bigsuze
Mounting NATO gas cans in the bed
http://offroadtrailtoolsblog.com/images/Wedco20liter5GallonsNatostylefuelcanwith_59F0/detail_389_5700_5_0_gallon__can_thumb.jpg
I want to store two NATO 5-gallon gas cans in the bed of my ranger....
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Cleaning and Detailing
11-04-2011, 01:38 PM
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13
Swirls and scratches
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1,404
Posted By
bigsuze
Re: Swirls and scratches
I waxed my truck over the summer on a hot day, and tried to wax off by hand... NEVER AGAIN! Had to put all my body weight into it to get it off, and there are still swirls on it. Must've been doing...
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Cleaning and Detailing
11-04-2011, 01:33 PM
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pet smell
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2,624
Posted By
bigsuze
Re: pet smell
Ozium is great stuff, I use it more than anything else. You can buy it at any Autozone, it comes in a small can in the air freshener section. I would definitely avoid breathing it in though, as it...
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Music/Movies/Computers/etc.
10-31-2011, 03:22 PM
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FRF, i need your playlists!
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2,094
Posted By
bigsuze
Re: FRF, i need your playlists!
This ought to keep you occupied :P
Celldweller
Big Blue Stahli
Armin Van Buuren
Hooverphonic
Black Tape for a Blue Girl
Nujabes
The Birthday Massacre
Shiny Toy Guns
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Vehicle Snapshots
10-31-2011, 02:35 PM
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17
First Gen Ranger Project
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5,317
Posted By
bigsuze
Re: First Gen Ranger Project
Great find!
Forum:
2.9 Liter Tech
10-31-2011, 02:24 PM
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22
Steam/Smoke Coming From Vents?
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12,810
Posted By
bigsuze
Re: Steam/Smoke Coming From Vents?
Just finished replacing it, and it was indeed easy on my '88. Sure enough the old heater core was pretty messed up. Now to get that antifreeze film off the windshield so it doesn't fog, and I'll have...
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Interior Tech
10-31-2011, 02:18 PM
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7
Speedometer Needle Fluctuates/5MPH Innacuracy
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2,687
Posted By
bigsuze
Re: Speedometer Needle Fluctuates/5MPH Innacuracy
My '88 ranger does the exact same thing, but only when I'm on the highway. It will randomly start fluctuating back and forth, and then it will go back to working accurately for the rest of the time....
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Suspension Tech
10-31-2011, 01:53 PM
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7
gabriel ultra shocks
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4,328
Posted By
bigsuze
Re: gabriel ultra shocks
I got them for my '88 ranger too. Unfortunately I think I need to replace my ball joints or something because mine's still riding rough. Seems like something else is taking all the shock before my...
Forum:
Drivetrain Tech
10-31-2011, 01:43 PM
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4
Is my loss of power due to timing?
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1,773
Posted By
bigsuze
Re: Is my loss of power due to timing?
I changed the plugs, k&n air filter, and pcv. Dist cap and wires sound like an easy enough tune-up, so I'll give that a try too.
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