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Hello! I have a 1995 Ford Ranger and am tryinmg to locate the EEC-V system on it. I have a Haynes Book that is no help at all. It lists the location for 1993-1994. Please Help.
All Rangers and Explorer's after 1994 have them on the top-center of the firewall, offset slightly to the passenger side.
1996 and older F-series had it on the driver's side under the dash by the emergency brake. 1997 and newer F-150 has them on the passenger side behind the kick panel while the 1999 and newer Super Duty has them on the driver's side.
Originally posted by webmaster All Rangers and Explorer's after 1994 have them on the top-center of the firewall, offset slightly to the passenger side.
1996 and older F-series had it on the driver's side under the dash by the emergency brake. 1997 and newer F-150 has them on the passenger side behind the kick panel while the 1999 and newer Super Duty has them on the driver's side.
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Would this be inside, or out? A pic would be great.
Originally posted by cbush75896 Hello! I have a 1995 Ford Ranger and am tryinmg to locate the EEC-V system on it. I have a Haynes Book that is no help at all. It lists the location for 1993-1994. Please Help.
Are you sure that it's a EEC-V on a 1995 Ranger not a EEC-IV? I thought that the EEC-V wasn't used till 1996. I think a sticker inside the engine compartment will tell you if it's OBDI(EEC-IV) or OBDII(EEC-V).
I'm confused on the EEC-IV vs EEC -V on the 1995 Ford Ranger as well. If it's the EEC-V, I should be able to use my normal code reader. However, as was said earlier, I have a Haynes manual and I think it's confused. 1996 is when EEC-VI became standard, So the location is either inside under the passenger side of the dashboard or outside on the firewall???
Some good new is that the manual said it was a OBD II, so it should be a simply plug on my normal, digital reader.
I'm confused on the EEC-IV vs EEC -V on the 1995 Ford Ranger as well. If it's the EEC-V, I should be able to use my normal code reader. However, as was said earlier, I have a Haynes manual and I think it's confused. 1996 is when EEC-VI became standard, So the location is either inside under the passenger side of the dashboard or outside on the firewall???
Welcome.
1995 was a transition year for Rangers, which is another way of saying that they are considered OBD-II (EEC-V) even though they are not "fully compliant". Because of this, some people with a '95 Ranger have had trouble pulling codes. Some OBD-II code-readers seem to work on them, some don't.
I believe you will find an OBD-II-like connector under the driver's side dash of your '95. It might have a little cover over it.
Try doing a search, you'll run across some other relevant threads on the subject.
thanx, Rockledge. I think you're right. I was under there a bit but probably not with upside down enough - on my back, unable to breathe with stuff flowing backwards into my sinuses, U know, the usual the required position!
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