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ignition control module where is it on a 1986 Ford Ranger pickup?
I need to replace it and I can't find where it is under the hood. 1986 Ford Ranger 4x4 4cyclinder.
9 Answers
- IknowthisoneLv 71 decade ago
If it is a TFI (thick film ignition) module your talking about it is mounted right on the base of the distributor. And be careful when you remove it so you don,t pull tear up the stator that the module plugs into. If you do you will have to remove the distributor and replace that also.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
It is attached to the distributor body,some require a special tool to remove. They are cheap and most auto parts stores have them ,they are a slim 7/32 nut driver.
- yugie29Lv 61 decade ago
The TFI module is attached to the side of the distributor.
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- Anonymous5 years ago
The best way would be to have a 4 wheel drive donor truck. You have to change the front axle and springs, transmission tailshaft & housing (possibly the entire transmission), driveshafts, possibly rear axle gears, rear springs, possibly the front crossmember, steering linkage and gear box, and some wiring for the transfer case controls.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
check on your distributor its either square or rectangle looking thing.
