1977 Ford F-150 Ranger Help
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1977 Ford F-150 Ranger Help
Im not the most mechanically inclined person, I used to work on a 95 Dodge Ram 1500. I most recently purchased a 77 Ford Ranger with the 460 engine and have been trying to learn about Carburetor style engines.
Im looking to replace the stock Air Cleaner and box with an aftermarket air cleaner. I noticed when looking at the air box that there is a small hose that leads into the air box and on the inside attached to a small filter. When purchasing a new air filter do I need to get a kit that includes that small filter and hose as well? I've been looking at some edelbrock air cleaners without the box..
Like I said im new at carburetors and not the most mechanically inclined.. any suggestions you could give me, advice or help would be appreciated.
Im looking to replace the stock Air Cleaner and box with an aftermarket air cleaner. I noticed when looking at the air box that there is a small hose that leads into the air box and on the inside attached to a small filter. When purchasing a new air filter do I need to get a kit that includes that small filter and hose as well? I've been looking at some edelbrock air cleaners without the box..
Like I said im new at carburetors and not the most mechanically inclined.. any suggestions you could give me, advice or help would be appreciated.
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Im not the most mechanically inclined person, I used to work on a 95 Dodge Ram 1500. I most recently purchased a 77 Ford Ranger with the 460 engine and have been trying to learn about Carburetor style engines.
Im looking to replace the stock Air Cleaner and box with an aftermarket air cleaner. I noticed when looking at the air box that there is a small hose that leads into the air box and on the inside attached to a small filter. When purchasing a new air filter do I need to get a kit that includes that small filter and hose as well? I've been looking at some edelbrock air cleaners without the box..
Like I said im new at carburetors and not the most mechanically inclined.. any suggestions you could give me, advice or help would be appreciated.
Im looking to replace the stock Air Cleaner and box with an aftermarket air cleaner. I noticed when looking at the air box that there is a small hose that leads into the air box and on the inside attached to a small filter. When purchasing a new air filter do I need to get a kit that includes that small filter and hose as well? I've been looking at some edelbrock air cleaners without the box..
Like I said im new at carburetors and not the most mechanically inclined.. any suggestions you could give me, advice or help would be appreciated.
http://repairguide.autozone.com/znet...528004def9.jpg
If you just disconnect the hose a film of oil will form on the engine. Aftermarket valve covers come with the breather, and filter, attached right on the valve cover.
http://www.survivalmotorsports.com/i...over_small.jpg
This eliminates the hose. Thus, more choices in running an aftermarket air cleaner.
Last edited by thexlo8ers; 09-03-2012 at 01:48 PM.
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