Gary Lewis Posted March 24, 2018 Author Share Posted March 24, 2018 Added a TSB for the EMISSIONS MAINTENANCE WARNING MODULE. It is actually TSB 89-22-08 EMW/IMS Applications, and is on the page TSB's/EMW Module. Added the TSB 88-05-14 for Low Oil Pressure. One of Ford's "better ideas". Thanks, Dyn. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gary Lewis Posted April 25, 2018 Author Share Posted April 25, 2018 Added the TSB 88-05-14 for Low Oil Pressure. One of Ford's "better ideas". Thanks, Dyn. Thanks to Vinny I added a page on adjusting the idle speed on EFI engines: Fuel Systems/Carburetors, Chokes, & EFI/EFI Idle Speed Adjustment. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gary Lewis Posted April 26, 2018 Author Share Posted April 26, 2018 Thanks to Vinny I added a page on adjusting the idle speed on EFI engines: Fuel Systems/Carburetors, Chokes, & EFI/EFI Idle Speed Adjustment. We've immortalized Luke's Big Blackie: Picture Galleries/Big Blackie. I think there are more pics that we can add, soon. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gary Lewis Posted May 7, 2018 Author Share Posted May 7, 2018 We've immortalized Luke's Big Blackie: Picture Galleries/Big Blackie. I think there are more pics that we can add, soon. I've added two pages in the last two days so Bill can help others: Cooling Systems/Elbows: That's what Ford calls the things that screw into the intake manifold to connect to the heater hose and provide fittings for temp senders. Engines/385 Series: This page actually existed but had very little on it. Bill wanted the part numbers for the oil filter adapter and some other associated parts, so I added illustrations & part #'s for them as well as the oil cooler. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gary Lewis Posted May 10, 2018 Author Share Posted May 10, 2018 I've added two pages in the last two days so Bill can help others: Cooling Systems/Elbows: That's what Ford calls the things that screw into the intake manifold to connect to the heater hose and provide fittings for temp senders. Engines/385 Series: This page actually existed but had very little on it. Bill wanted the part numbers for the oil filter adapter and some other associated parts, so I added illustrations & part #'s for them as well as the oil cooler. Thanks to Vinny we have new Carter YF/YFA documentation: Fuel Systems/Carburetors, Chokes, & EFI/Carter YFA 1BBL. See tab Exploded Views & Part #'s. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gary Lewis Posted June 2, 2018 Author Share Posted June 2, 2018 Thanks to Vinny we have new Carter YF/YFA documentation: Fuel Systems/Carburetors, Chokes, & EFI/Carter YFA 1BBL. See tab Exploded Views & Part #'s. I've realized that the only interior illustrations and part number info that I have is on page Interior/Rear Corner Trim. It has the Regular Cab trim illustration as well as some part number info. However, it doesn't have any info for SuperCabs, Crew Cabs, or Broncos. Nor does it have other trim info like carpet or dash insulators. Given that, I've started a new page (Interior/Interior Trim) and have added illustrations for the missing things. And, I will transfer the part number info from the previous page as well as add part #'s for the newly-added items. And, when that's done I'll hide the original page and redirect any links to the new page. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gary Lewis Posted June 17, 2018 Author Share Posted June 17, 2018 I've realized that the only interior illustrations and part number info that I have is on page Interior/Rear Corner Trim. It has the Regular Cab trim illustration as well as some part number info. However, it doesn't have any info for SuperCabs, Crew Cabs, or Broncos. Nor does it have other trim info like carpet or dash insulators. Given that, I've started a new page (Interior/Interior Trim) and have added illustrations for the missing things. And, I will transfer the part number info from the previous page as well as add part #'s for the newly-added items. And, when that's done I'll hide the original page and redirect any links to the new page. Made some fairly significant additions to the website today. I'm using a new approach, which is to put the PDF's on the page using embedded HTML and linking to the documents on my Google drive. That does several things, but most importantly for the user is that it allows the full 600 bpi resolution to be seen. So, you can click the "pop-out" button to open a document on a new page and then zoom in up to 4 times to get "up close and personal" with the document without it becoming blurry. But, please give it a try and let me know what you think of the new approach. And you could compare the 1982 F-Series brochure, which was done with just inserting pictures (jpg's), with the new 1983 F-Series brochure to see the difference between the old and new approaches. Here are the additions: 1982 Dealer's Facts Organizer to the 1982 Literature page. Addition of several things to the 1983 Literature page: 1983 Bronco brochure 1983 F-Series brochure 1983 Dealer's Fact Book, although it is missing the Options & Accessories pages for the moment 1983 Exterior Color Selections: The paint chip card Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ford F834 Posted June 19, 2018 Share Posted June 19, 2018 Made some fairly significant additions to the website today. I'm using a new approach, which is to put the PDF's on the page using embedded HTML and linking to the documents on my Google drive. That does several things, but most importantly for the user is that it allows the full 600 bpi resolution to be seen. So, you can click the "pop-out" button to open a document on a new page and then zoom in up to 4 times to get "up close and personal" with the document without it becoming blurry. But, please give it a try and let me know what you think of the new approach. And you could compare the 1982 F-Series brochure, which was done with just inserting pictures (jpg's), with the new 1983 F-Series brochure to see the difference between the old and new approaches. Here are the additions: 1982 Dealer's Facts Organizer to the 1982 Literature page. Addition of several things to the 1983 Literature page: 1983 Bronco brochure 1983 F-Series brochure 1983 Dealer's Fact Book, although it is missing the Options & Accessories pages for the moment 1983 Exterior Color Selections: The paint chip card Christmas in June 😀 “Thank-you Gary” is hardly enough... but Thank-you... The files in Google drive work slick!!! I don’t know how that works on your end compared to hosting them on the website but the user experience seems great to me 👍 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gary Lewis Posted June 19, 2018 Author Share Posted June 19, 2018 Christmas in June 😀 “Thank-you Gary” is hardly enough... but Thank-you... The files in Google drive work slick!!! I don’t know how that works on your end compared to hosting them on the website but the user experience seems great to me 👍 Thanks! Learning to use Google Drive wasn't the easiest thing to do, but for my own edification as well as others, here's how it works: Put the file on your Google Drive. This can be a PDF, a Word doc, or whatever. Open your Google Drive in a web browser and go to that file Right-click on the file, click "Share", and change the permissions so that others can see it. I use "Anyone with the link can view:. Double-click the file, which opens it in the browser's window Click the three-dots icon in the upper right & open the file in a new window Click the three-dots icon in this window and click "Embed item". Copy the HTML code that's in the box Go to the page where it is to be displayed and paste the code. Note - if using Weebly you must paste it in an Embed Code element. One advantage of this approach is that whatever changes I make to the document get reflected on the web page automagically. A disadvantage is that the Google Drive has to be maintained for the life of the website. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gary Lewis Posted June 19, 2018 Author Share Posted June 19, 2018 Thanks! Learning to use Google Drive wasn't the easiest thing to do, but for my own edification as well as others, here's how it works: Put the file on your Google Drive. This can be a PDF, a Word doc, or whatever. Open your Google Drive in a web browser and go to that file Right-click on the file, click "Share", and change the permissions so that others can see it. I use "Anyone with the link can view:. Double-click the file, which opens it in the browser's window Click the three-dots icon in the upper right & open the file in a new window Click the three-dots icon in this window and click "Embed item". Copy the HTML code that's in the box Go to the page where it is to be displayed and paste the code. Note - if using Weebly you must paste it in an Embed Code element. One advantage of this approach is that whatever changes I make to the document get reflected on the web page automagically. A disadvantage is that the Google Drive has to be maintained for the life of the website. I added the 1985/86 Carburetors and Fuel Charging Assembly Adjustments book to the website today: Fuel Systems/1985-86 Fuel System Adjustments. It is Ford's training manual for their tech's. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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