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No brake lights - Ford Ranger Forum I have a 97 ranger and have NO brake lights at all I have changed fuses and sensor on brake pedal still nothing What else could it be?
Overheating problem - Ford Ranger Forum - 2000 Ranger 3 0 with 208, 000 miles - I have constant changes on the temp gauge - Hot air coming fro the vent is intermittent - The coolant reservoir overflows and does not suck back into the radiator
BC Ranger Club - Ford Ranger Forum Hey guys, I wanted to help get the word out about a new ranger club in BC Canada For those who dont know, Brandon over at BC Supertrucks is heading it up, and looks like hes got a good start My group started with a few guys, and in 1 year we have 160 members!
351W swap help? - Ford Ranger Forum 351W swap help? - Ford Ranger Forum Thread Tools Search this Thread # 1 04-23-2011, 04:26 PM PlanBmarine Learning to use the forums
Slow Coolant Leak - Ford Ranger Forum Good Morning and Thank you in Advance I have a 2004 Ford Ranger Edge 3 0 and it has a really slow Coolant leak i am unable to locate where is is com
Hydraulic line - Ford Ranger Forum 00 Ranger XLT # 7 01-06-2013, 08:38 PM sgtsandman Tank Diver Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 3,129 Re: Hydraulic line Quote: Originally Posted by 00 Ranger XLT So im in the process of a auto to 5 speed swap and can not seem to find the hydraulic line that runs from the master to clutch, does anyone know where i can get one
AC problems. . . - Ford Ranger Forum AC problems - Ford Ranger Forum Thread Tools Search this Thread # 1 09-20-2010, 04:40 PM csharp100 Learning to use the forums
Cricket in my engine? - Ford Ranger Forum My 1998 Ranger began recently to make what I can only describe as a 'cricket sound' I popped the hood and tried to locate it, but the sound seems to be too high frequency to assign it to a specific component My power steering pump is noisy and needs replacing Is there anything that might have a worn bearing that makes that characteristic sound?