The "WTF Is This" Game
Senior Member
Joined: Jul 2008
Posts: 58,557
Likes: 1,165
From: Long Beach Calimexifornia
Fix it. Your engine is married to the EEC whether you like it or not. Removal won't solve a problem as more likely, create a new one harder to address. You can't fight mother nature, & you don't want to **** of your EEC either.
You keep removing stuff w/ the EEC trying to function like it's still there, you will end up w/ a truck that only runs 1/2 ***, & will only give you 9-10 MPG. The EEC will make sure of it!
You keep removing stuff w/ the EEC trying to function like it's still there, you will end up w/ a truck that only runs 1/2 ***, & will only give you 9-10 MPG. The EEC will make sure of it!
Thread Starter
Old fart
Joined: Jan 2011
Posts: 66
Likes: 0
From: NE of Atlanta - Georgia
Fixed that line - thanks for the heads up.
I don't notice any difference the way the truck runs, yet
Think it needs a lot of emissions work. I'll pull the codes off sometime soon.
Anyone know the technical name for the 4x4 linkage - the part that the shifter handle connects to underneath the floorboard that then connects to the transmission:
As you can see, this one is broke and not sure exactly what it's called to find a new one.
I don't notice any difference the way the truck runs, yet
Think it needs a lot of emissions work. I'll pull the codes off sometime soon.
Anyone know the technical name for the 4x4 linkage - the part that the shifter handle connects to underneath the floorboard that then connects to the transmission:
As you can see, this one is broke and not sure exactly what it's called to find a new one.
Thread Starter
Old fart
Joined: Jan 2011
Posts: 66
Likes: 0
From: NE of Atlanta - Georgia
Finally found it ...
4WD 4x4 Transfer Case Shift Shifter Linkage
Now another question:
Is there a way for me to find out, maybe through VIN, exactly all the details of the truck?
Wheelbase, transmission type, all that sort of thing? I keep running into bits and pieces that I need to fix asking questions about the truck that I just don't know.
4WD 4x4 Transfer Case Shift Shifter Linkage
Now another question:
Is there a way for me to find out, maybe through VIN, exactly all the details of the truck?
Wheelbase, transmission type, all that sort of thing? I keep running into bits and pieces that I need to fix asking questions about the truck that I just don't know.
Last edited by Skink; Feb 19, 2011 at 07:58 AM.
Okie.
Joined: Nov 2010
Posts: 14,908
Likes: 42
From: Woodward, Oklahoma
Finally found it ...
4WD 4x4 Transfer Case Shift Shifter Linkage
Now another question:
Is there a way for me to find out, maybe through VIN, exactly all the details of the truck?
Wheelbase, transmission type, all that sort of thing? I keep running into bits and pieces that I need to fix asking questions about the truck that I just don't know.
4WD 4x4 Transfer Case Shift Shifter Linkage
Now another question:
Is there a way for me to find out, maybe through VIN, exactly all the details of the truck?
Wheelbase, transmission type, all that sort of thing? I keep running into bits and pieces that I need to fix asking questions about the truck that I just don't know.
Senior Member
Joined: Aug 2010
Posts: 959
Likes: 30
From: Belmont, Ms
VIN can tell you,world mfr (US or Canada), type (truck or bronco), GVW class, engine,model year and assembly plant.
The transmission code, axle code, color code, front and rear GAWR, tire size, inflation psi and spring rate is on the SCCL on the door there may be more on it but thats all that I can think of
The transmission code, axle code, color code, front and rear GAWR, tire size, inflation psi and spring rate is on the SCCL on the door there may be more on it but thats all that I can think of
Jordan
Joined: Jan 2011
Posts: 7,867
Likes: 30
From: Chico, California
how about THIS?
on passenger side, 92 f150, down on ground next to rear seat. i guess its more like, WTF is this BS? haha
so i ran a wire through it. its about an inch in diameter completely unrestricted between cab and outside and is currently grommeted.
on passenger side, 92 f150, down on ground next to rear seat. i guess its more like, WTF is this BS? haha
so i ran a wire through it. its about an inch in diameter completely unrestricted between cab and outside and is currently grommeted.
No One
Joined: Mar 2011
Posts: 1,574
Likes: 3
Do you have power lumbar in the front seats? That was likely for the wiring if you do not. Either that or..... someone stole your kanuter valve!!!!!!
