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I just bought a 1986 F150 with a single barrel carburator that does run but there are a number of vacuum lines and breather lines from the valve cover that I am trying to figure out the correct arrangement. The air cleaner was in the cab and not installed. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Great pictures of your restoration! How did you know where all the vac lines and hoses from the valve cover had to be arranged? I did download a couple of your engine pictures that should help me somewhat.
Great pictures of your restoration! How did you know where all the vac lines and hoses from the valve cover had to be arranged? I did download a couple of your engine pictures that should help me somewhat.
I bought the truck new, and have maintained the mechanicals. I have only semi maintained the body through the years, which is why I am doing a kind of restoration on it now. If you need more pictures just let me know.
Thank you, that is a great picture! I assume there is a computer that controls all the electronics attached to the carburetor. Any idea where it is located and if the system can be modified to an older version with a different distributor and carb? I do not have an emission test to pass but would like the information to go low-tech if at all possible.
I assume there is a computer that controls all the electronics attached to the carburetor. Any idea where it is located and if the system can be modified to an older version with a different distributor and carb? I do not have an emission test to pass but would like the information to go low-tech if at all possible.
Yes, computer controlled ignition and carb components. Computer is located under the dash, beside the gas pedal.
Yes system can be modified to an older version. It is called a Duraspark II conversion or "DSII conversion".
For more info, go to the top of this forum and look under the thread entitled "80-86 Tech Tips". Find DSII conversion and put on your reading glasses for a long, informative display of information on this.
I need to find out where the carburetor vacuum lines go on my 1985 Ford F150 300 straight 6 with a/c automatic transmission single barrel carburetor with single gas tank.
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