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Old Jan 20, 2007
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Ranger 3.0L Component Locations

Hi All, I had to take a picture of the location of the oil pressure sending unit on a 3.0L today, and I thought while I was at it, I would take pictures of the
other "popular" components:




Oil pressure sending unit (analog, not "switch"):




DPFE sensor:




IAC valve:




MAF sensor:




TPS sensor:




Coolant temp sensor (gauge):




Coolant temp sensor (PCM):

 
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nice work... i dont think they are all in the same spot on my truck... what year is yours?
 
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nice work... i dont think they are all in the same spot on my truck... what year is yours?
Thanks!! Mine is a 1999. I see you have a Mercedes also, I have a 1981 300D.
 
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Yeah good work! Have you replaced your DPFE before? My '00 still has the metal one.
 
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Yeah good work! Have you replaced your DPFE before? My '00 still has the metal one.
Yes, mine had the infamous P0401 code, changed it out with the plastic one.
 
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Thanks!! Mine is a 1999. I see you have a Mercedes also, I have a 1981 300D.

ahh another W123 owner you have any pics of it?
 
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ahh another W123 owner you have any pics of it?
I've got some somewhere, I'll try and find them.
 
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ahh another W123 owner you have any pics of it?
Here ya go, a few pictures. It was bought new by my Dad in 1981, all original, never restored in any way. I have done all the routine service
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More photos here:

http://bob-ayers.smugmug.com/gallery/2374137
 
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Yeah, that is different from the 2004+
 
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man that is beautiful... even has the steelies and hubcaps... here is mine... if you need any info on the benz check out www.mercedesshop.com

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very nice... i think this should be done with every engine and stickied... because it would have saved me so much time if i would have seen this before trying to instal my water temp gauge lol
 
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Thank you sir.
 
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Originally Posted by Takeda
Hi All, I had to take a picture of the location of the oil pressure sending unit on a 3.0L today, and I thought while I was at it, I would take pictures of the
other "popular" components:




Oil pressure sending unit (analog, not "switch"):




DPFE sensor:




IAC valve:




MAF sensor:




TPS sensor:




Coolant temp sensor (gauge):




Coolant temp sensor (PCM):

Takeda, by your pics what year ranger are you showing? I need to replace the sending unit that operates the dash guage. By your pics what one am I looking for? What color wires are attached to it? Thanks.
 
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It is a 1999. Depending on what year yours is, the gauge temp sensor will only have one wire, the PCM coolant temp sensor has 2 wires.
 
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