1998 ford ranger xlt 4.0 does the ECM control the transfer case
Yes it does ... have seen 4X4 in the pinout ...(the plug that goes into the ECM.......
SOURCE: 1998 Ford Ranger XLT turn signals, hazzard flasher not working
wire plugin on back of turnsignal switch not making a connecting
SOURCE: Where is the location of the ECM on a 1998 ford
ECM (Engine Control Module) is the old name to the new PCM
(Powertrain Control Module) denomination; this unit performs many functions on your
car. The module accepts information from various engine sensors and
computes the required fuel flow rate necessary to maintain the correct
amount of air/fuel ratio throughout the entire engine operational range.
Based
on the information that is received and programmed into the PCM's
memory, the PCM generates output signals to control relays, actuators
and solenoids.
The module is mounted under the hood on the firewall. On 493-94 models,
it is mounted low on the firewall, near the left-hand fender (drivers
side). On 495-99 models, it is mounted high on the firewall offset to
the right-hand side of center.
Exploded view of the firewall PCM mounting for 493-94 models
Exploded view of the firewall PCM mounting for 495-99 models
To install:
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SOURCE: 1998 ford ranger xlt 2.5
These are not very good but all I could find. The cam mark is about the 7 o'clock position. I cannot see the crankshaft marks in the side pic.
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