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When stepping on th brakes you are actually opening a valve that permits the engine to suck air from the "Servo" of the braking system to give your step on the pedal a greater force.
The engine hunts because the carburetor is not well tuned at idle, so any change in air quantity coming into the engine block disturbs the balance. It wouldn't hunt if you step very slightly on the gaz pedal simultaneaously (try it when parked).
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fordparts.com shows disc brakes on the front of a 1988 Ford Ranger
The warning lights on a 1988 Toyota Celica will usually mean that your engine is needing to be serviced. However, the warning lights can also mean that your brakes need to be serviced or repaired.
It sounds like your engine block grounding wire.
You just unscrew it.
In a manual for that vehicle.
Typically a 22R engine. It's the workhorse of that era and very reliable. I had one that was junked at 356,000 miles.
no 84 and 85 swap out.
behind the drivers seat.
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