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1999 Ranger
My Ranger suddenly ran very rich then the check engine light came on - diagnosis was the ECM (computer) was dead - had it rebuilt and the engine ran for approx 10 minutes then ran very rich again. Tried disconnecting the Air flow meter and it made no difference - the check engine light is back on - any ideas on what to do next would be extremely welcome.
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Re: 1999 Ranger
I have never had any luck with rebuilt "anything". I have learned to buy new parts. It's still alot cheaper than a new vehicle.
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Re: 1999 Ranger
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Re: 1999 Ranger
running rich usually is the coolant temp sensor or oxygen sensor's
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