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The difference between a 2005 4.0L Mustang engine and a 2005 4.0L Ranger engine.

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Old Nov 19, 2010
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The difference between a 2005 4.0L Mustang engine and a 2005 4.0L Ranger engine.

Hey guys,

I was just wondering what the difference between a 2005 4.0 SOHC Mustang engine and a 2005 4.0 SOHC Ranger engine is. I'm mainly talking about the engine accessories like the power steering pump, A/C compressor, air box, and the motor mounts. I know the power steering fluid reservoir is different. I found a nice 2005 Mustang 4.0 but I need to know what Ranger parts I'll need to get to put it in my truck.

Thanks in advance,

Brian
 
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I had know idea this was such a mystery ... I'll go over to the Mustang site and see if anybody over there knows anything about this.
 
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I'll look up the accesories at work tonight. I'm thinking they are a good bit different, and that a mustang has an electronic throttle where a ranger has a cable throttle but I'm not positive.
 
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Originally Posted by Pless215
I'll look up the accesories at work tonight. I'm thinking they are a good bit different, and that a mustang has an electronic throttle where a ranger has a cable throttle but I'm not positive.
Hey Steven,

Thanks for responding to my question. If that Mustang engine has an electronic throttle then that'll be a full on deal breaker.

Please let me know as you find out,

Brian
 
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I guess it's too hard to use google for ya but here's what I found

Mustang Heaven - 2005 Ford Mustang


It says in it that the mustang has electronic throttle. I'd guess you can convert to cable throttle?
 
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Originally Posted by Red_Ak_Ranger
I guess it's too hard to use google for ya but here's what I found

Mustang Heaven - 2005 Ford Mustang


It says in it that the mustang has electronic throttle. I'd guess you can convert to cable throttle?
No, It's not too hard for me to use Google. If you can't respond to my threads with some respect then stay out of them.
 
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Respect me by googling ****. I've got a quote for ya..

it's better to remain silent and be thought of as a fool, rather than speaking up and remove all doubt
 
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Jesus Aaron. The guys needs some legitimate advice that is not exactly well known and you tear him apart. I mean if he was like "How do I crank torsion bars??!!" I could see you response being warranted but god damn you are an *******.
 
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Old Nov 20, 2010
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buncha crybabies. all hes saying is search before you ask. and he pointed him in a good direction, so therefore he can be an ***
 
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No that's a bunch of bull****. He helped, but he didn't have to be an *** about it.
 
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i think that the air intake is on the opposite side too, not 100% sure though.

why is drive by wire such a big deal, you should be able to switch the throttle body out to the ranger variety.
 
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Originally Posted by Red_Ak_Ranger
Respect me by googling ****. I've got a quote for ya..
Well, I guess you have removed any doubt of you being an absolute fool ... lol
 

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Originally Posted by Masteratarms93
Jesus Aaron. The guys needs some legitimate advice that is not exactly well known and you tear him apart. I mean if he was like "How do I crank torsion bars??!!" I could see you response being warranted but god damn you are an *******.
Thank You
 
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Originally Posted by The SuperDookie Ranger
No that's a bunch of bull****. He helped, but he didn't have to be an *** about it.
X2 ... It is a bunch of bull****
I've seen this boy/kid put down a lot of other people on this site for no apparent reason.
It's pretty obvious at this point that he's like the school yard bully and he has to talk trash about other people to feel better about himself.
 

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Originally Posted by big-blue-oval
i think that the air intake is on the opposite side too, not 100% sure though.

why is drive by wire such a big deal, you should be able to switch the throttle body out to the ranger variety.
Yeah, good point ... drive by cable isn't such a big deal, but what all will I need from a Ranger 4.0 to do this?
I know you mentioned the throttle body, but will I need the upper and lower intake too?
 
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Originally Posted by Masteratarms93
Jesus Aaron. The guys needs some legitimate advice that is not exactly well known and you tear him apart. I mean if he was like "How do I crank torsion bars??!!" I could see you response being warranted but god damn you are an *******.

Actually regarding torsion bars... How do I adjust them? Somebody raised them 1 night and I need to lower them back. Googled the **** out of it but a picture of exactly what I'm doing would be great.... Don't torch me please? Actually I don't care burn me up. I'm not easily offended 🤗
 
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Old Dec 9, 2022
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Getting back to your actual question, id probably just plan on re-using all the Ranger accessories off the long block. Shouldnt be too hard unbolt all that stuff.

The real question is:

Intake have to be swapped out or just the upper plenum with throttle assembly?
Exhaust manifolds?
Water pump?

Cause your gonna need to know if you gotta get gaskets for those....
 
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