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- From: ai065@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Thomas Hill)
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- Subject: Rangers:Why is there less clutter in the newer engines?
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- Date: 20 Aug 92 21:00:31 GMT
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- I drive an 83 2.3 cyl Ford Ranger. I was looking at an 85 Ranger (same
- engine) the other day and was shocked to see how much less clutter and
- confusing hoses/wires there were in the engine compartment. For one thing,
- I could actually SEE the distributor cap, something that was a major hassle
- to get to in my truck. I realize that this newer engine was fuel injected
- while mine has a carb, but don't tell me that simply that is enough to clear
- all those air lines and wires out of there? What gives?
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- Tom
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