I had a flowmaster installed on my 01 ford ranger a few years ago. How would I go about to getting this bad boy installed?
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Take your truck to whatever your local exhaust shop is. For example, here it's Child's. It shouldn't be particularly expensive and should only take them a few minutes. I had the entire back half of my 97 Chevy's true dual system redone in less than an hour.
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cut the flowmaster off at each end of the muffler, replace the space with glasspack the clamp an you good to gomake sure you measure so you dont have to buy extra pipe should take 25-35 min
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You would have to change the intake manifold to an aftermarket 4bbl piece, and the distributor also needs to be changed to a non computer controlled unit.
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The best I can say is try going to a ford parts site where you can enter the year/make/model and see if the part number they give is the same as this one. Ford had a few different part numbers for this piece. It also depends if you have a heated pcv valve, if you do there should be a pair of coolant hoses leading to the pcv valve. Hope this helps
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I would ask someone with auto mechanical experience. My husband used this particular hub on a 2006 Ford Ranger. Other than that I am sorry I cannot help you. When we ordered it, he put in the make model and year of the truck and this is the hub that came up. It is working fine on his vehicle.
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I would check with the dealer. The manual was printed back in the day and things change so I would go this route. It's better to find the drain plugs in the block to get all the fluid out. Go to home depot and get a concrete mixing tub and this will catch all the fluid so you don't get it on the ground. Also make sure no animals get near the fluid as they may lick it
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Yep. I just installed on my 2000 Excursion. Will have to get a pig tail if you don't have one.
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This water pump has 4 in and out points: Via the small stem pipe and via the connection on the right in the photo and then into and out of the engine block not shown in photo. It should be an exact fit for your truck if it is the correct model. You may be confused when looking at your vehicle because it is easy to realize that the thermostat sits in a separate housing bolted to this pump. That housing is not included with the pump and is a separate part as is the thermostat (which I advise to be replaced with a new one if changing out the water pump.). Hope this helps some. Usually you can just unbolt the old thermostat housing, purchase a new gasket and bolt it with a new thermostat installed to the new water pump assembly shown.
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Make sure you have the proper wiring harness and kit. It shouldn't be a problem. I installed this i a 2001 Ford Van.
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Then contact the retailer and ask for the installation manual. (It contains a step-by-step guide, with photographs, included in every kit) Perhaps it's available to download on their website. You can also call the company and ask.They are very cooperative. It's a terrific product. I have 3 units installed on 3 different vehicles. Good luck.
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Go to bosch.com, find oxygen sensors and look up your vehicle. I found for a 2000 ranger V6 for some VIN numbers left bank and right bank sensors were the same, but for other VIN numbers they were different. Those were the upstream sensors. In both cases the downstream sensor was different (longer wires). Bosch will tell you what you need, but always buy an "OEM fit" sensor. Universal fit means YOU have to cut wires and put a plug on the end.
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There are (4) O2 sensors two of them upstream of the cat converter, and two downstream of the unit. They are different part's, so there will be two part #'s. 2 of each. Amazon has the best price out there so get them there, and get the AC Delco brand. Another bit of info while we're at it, you will need to get a metric plug to block off an extra hole on the downstream side of the unit. I have no idea why flowmaster put in the extra hole, and why they did not include it the kit if this assbly has other applications. You can get the plug at CARQUEST, it is the same size as the O2 sensor, 18mm if I remember right.... Also cut the (6) nuts off with a grinder on the ex manifolds or may risk the chance of breaking the studs. Then you have to pull the manifolds. It took me (2) hrs to do the job lying on my back, but it came out perfect!!!! Good luck.
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Yard Man is right. This is only the controlling switch to replace existing defective switches. You would need the rest of the wiring, modules and programming already existing in your Ranger for this to work. Do not purchase this if you don't already have Cruise Control as an option in your truck.
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It fit my 2005 Ford Ranger, ask a parts department if they are interchangeable. This is a much sturdier handle than the origional or the previous replacements we've used. Hope this was some help.
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Idk. I have a Flowmaster catback and purchased these thinking they would fit but the end of flowmasters pipes are different from the stock pipe
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Also, With my experience I had it on a Ford F250 diesel and the Custom Flow did not disappoint!!! Looked amazing and everyone thought it looked even better than the old clunky stock piece of garbage!
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Yes, go to www.flowmastermufflers.com and in search put in part # it will show you that it will fit your vehicle
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No. Go to custom flow website and look up model you need. Then go back to amazon and search for it.