On top of the valve cover on the drivers side.
SOURCE: 1997 ford explorer 4.0 sohc how to set timing
There are no timing marks. Timing is done using special tools to hold the crank at top center and a tool to hold each camshaft in position. the cam sprockets are not pinned to the cams. there are also dummy tensioners installed to take up the slack till the tightening is done. Also there are chains at the back of the motor that can only be timed with the motor out of vehical.
SOURCE: pcv valve :where is it located on a 1999 ford explorer sport 2wd
It is located at the back of the engine near the fire wall. It is gray with a T connector at the top with two hoses coming off of the T and going forward into the intake manifold.
SOURCE: P2195 CODE ON 2003 FORD EXPLORER SPORT TRAC 4.O
Hello,
Very common concern with the Explorer, Explorer Sport Trac and Ranger with the 4.0l SOHC engine! The upper and lower intake manifold gaskets fail, causing vacuum leaks..It can be Extremely difficult to detect these leaks, because they only leak intermittently (usually in the AM after a cold soak)... As the engine warms up they seal back up! Sometimes the vehicle will idle rough, surge or stall after initial start up, then the symptoms will clear after it gets to operating temperature... Usually there will be no driveability symptoms at all, except the engine light coming on and setting lean codes.. The gaskets have been redesigned to correct this concern..
Bill Andrade Ford Master Technician/ASE Master Technician
SOURCE: where is the camshaft position sensor located on a
On the 4.0L OHV engine it is mounted on top of the "Distributor Shaft" at the center rear of the engine.
SOURCE: i cant find the IAT sensor on my 98 ford explorer XLT v 6 SOHC
I have a 99 ford explorer 4x4, v-6 with a 4.0 engine I can not locate the IAT sensor. It is not located on the hose connected to the air filter. Where else could this sensor be?
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