Get the Best Priced Ford Ranger Clutch

Research on Clutch for Ford Ranger

A Ford Ranger clutch replacement isn't all that much - at least, for the part itself. It is a major project, however, because you'll have to remove either the engine or the transmission. It's not a project to be undertaken lightly, and you'll need some help as well as some specialized equipment, such as a hoist.

Diagnosing Ford Ranger Clutch Problems

If yours is a newer model, you won't necessarily have to worry about Ford Ranger clutch adjustment, since the linkages on most newer vehicles are self-adjusting. Older trucks will give off signs when the mechanism is either in need of adjustment or replacement, however. For example, if your clutch engages and disengages closer to the floorboard than it used to, and you experience that obnoxious grinding sound when shifting, something is wrong. Another sign is when the clutch slips. This could indicate either a linkage that is out of adjustment (which is a relatively minor fix) or a worn out clutch disk (which is major surgery). In either case, you'll probably want to have it professionally diagnosed before digging into the innards of your vehicle. One way to prevent premature clutch wear is to have the parts inspected on a regular basis and have any leaks in the hydraulic system repaired right away. Developing good driving habits can also extend the useful life of your clutch.

Ford Ranger Clutch Replacement Cost

On the average, you'll pay between $640 and $850 for a Ford Ranger clutch replacement. Some of the variables include the model year of your vehicle, the area in which you live and what type of part is being used. Most websites give the cost of the actual clutch itself as being around $280. However, if you want to obtain that part on your own, you could find one for much less, especially if you have an older vehicle. For example, it's possible to find a 2004 Ford Ranger Clutch for between $120 and $130 if you know where to go - but more on that in a moment.

What Else You Should Know

If your clutch isn't responding like it should - if the clutch pedal is hard to press or sinks to the floor, or the transmission pops out of gear for no apparent reason - it may not be the clutch at all, but rather a failing clutch cable. Fortunately, this is a much easier and inexpensive fix than a full-on Ford Ranger clutch replacement.

Finding the Part At The Right Price

When its time for a Ford Ranger clutch replacement, check out the discount pricing at PartsGeek.com, an online retailer offering wholesale prices to the public on virtually everything automotive. Prices for a Ford Ranger clutch start at just under $96. While you're there, check out the selection of auto parts and accessories on sale at discounts of up to 80%.

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