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Not everyone wants a big truck. Some people like smaller trucks much better, mostly because they use less gas and are easier to maneuver. If you don't have a lot of hauling and towing to do, and you don't have a big family that you need to drive around, the Ford Ranger might be just the truck for you. It's small and compact, most women think it's cute, and most guys know that it still has a lot to offer where horsepower and capabilities are concerned. If you have a Ford Ranger you'll want to take good care of it. There are many ways to do that, but one of the best is keeping up with routine repair and maintenance. To do that the right way, make sure you use high-quality parts. You'll be glad you did.


Control Arm Kit
Vehicle | Body | Engine |
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2000 Ford Ranger | XLT Standard Cab Pickup 2-Door | 4.0L 245Cu. In. V6 GAS OHV Naturally Aspirated |


Tail Light Assembly
Vehicle | Notes |
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1994 Ford Ranger | DRIVER SIDE TAIL LIGHT LENS AND HOUSING |


Grille Assembly
Vehicle | Notes |
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2003 Ford Ranger | FRONT GRILLE; BLACK/PAINT TO MATCH WITH ARGENT MESH; MADE OF PLASTIC |


Fuel Pump Hanger Assembly
- Gasket Included
- Airtex fuel pump sender assemblies feature exact fit, with design improvements, such as upgraded polymers, brushes, and commutators to ensure lasting durability in multiple fuel blends. Also features advanced rust-inhibiting finish for longer life. Every single pump is 100% tested throughout the entire manufacturing process for worry free, out of the box performance.
Vehicle | Engine | Wheel Base |
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1999 Ford Ranger | 2.5L 4 Cyl | 126.0 |


Headlight Assembly
Vehicle | Notes |
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2001 Ford Ranger | PASSENGER SIDE HEADLIGHT ASSEMBLY |


Clutch Kit
Vehicle | Engine |
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1997 Ford Ranger | 2.3L 4 Cyl |


Shock Absorber
- Offers improved comfort at an economical price
- Comes in three forms of passenger car shock absorbers, truck shock absorbers and struts
- Features velocity proportional valving to reduce friction and ensure smooth rod reaction
- Includes a protective dust boot that reduces any moisture build-up, preventing severe suspension movement
- Backed by a limited warranty
Vehicle |
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1994 Ford Ranger |


Mirror
Vehicle | Notes |
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1992 Ford Ranger | DOOR MIRROR; RIGHT; MANUAL; FOLDAWAY; (PAINT TO MATCH) |


Clutch Master Cylinder
Vehicle | Engine |
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1998 Ford Ranger | 2.5L 4 Cyl |


Brake Pad and Rotor Kit
Vehicle | Sub Model |
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2003 Ford Ranger | RWD |
Ford Ranger
People would only have to read Ford Ranger reviews to know the Ford Ranger pickup truck has been a favorite for truck buyers since its introduction in 1982. At this time, Ford released the truck as an early 1983 model. It was introduced in response to an influx of Japanese pickup trucks flooding the American market at the time. The Ford Ranger was the successor to the Ford Courier, and the first model was only a two-wheel drive. However, a four-wheeled drive version of the Ford Ranger was released in the autumn of 1982.
The Ford Ranger was designed using inspiration from other truck models by Ford. Ford Rangers were manufactured with similar grille designs as trucks within the Ford F-Series, which are predecessors to the Ford Ranger. The Ford Ranger had two models in the beginning: a 108-inch wheelbase with a 6-ft bed and a 114-inch wheelbase with a 7-ft bed. The earlier designs were believed to be an improvement on previous Ford trucks, as Ford stated the Ford Ranger was a proven choice because the truck provided more space in its interior, and could safely carry large pieces of 4x8 lumber.
The Ford Ranger series has progressed dramatically since its introduction. The original engine was only a 2.3-liter with four-cylinders. The original engine has a maximum of 80 horsepower. This is also similar to the engines found inside some earlier models of the Ford Pinto. The 2.3-liter engine did not last long, as Ford upgraded the original to a 2.8-liter V6 engine with 115-horsepower by the end of the year. However, this more powerful engine was optional for truck buyers. The original Ford Ranger transmission options consisted of a three-speed automatic, four-speed manual and five-speed manual. The three-speed automatic and five-speed manual transmissions were also optional choices for buyers. There were some upgrades to the Ford Ranger transmission in 1985 with the five-speed manual becoming the standard feature on trucks.
Ford did not introduce major changes in the Ford Ranger design until 1986. During this time, Ford launched what was to be known as the Super Cab, an expansion of the truck's body-style. The Ford Ranger SuperCab was created with an extended cab body-style, and the SuperCab boasted a 6-ft bed with a 125-inch wheelbase. It also had jump seats which could fit up to five passengers. Anyone who would like to view the design and functionality of the original SuperCab would only have to look at the 4x2 2011 Ford Ranger Super Cab to do so.
Owners of Ford Ranger trucks received sad news in 2011 when Ford announced it would discontinue the Ford Ranger series on December 22, 2011. More than one factor was instrumental in Ford ceasing production within North America. Industry analysts saw this as a response to the decrease in compact pickup sales. The discontinuation of the Ford Ranger was also thought to be a result in an overall decrease in truck sales due to the recession. Even though the Ford Ranger discontinued in 2011, there is a Ford Ranger 2016 model available. Ford Rangers are still produced and sold globally outside of the United States.
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- Ford Ranger Alternator
- Ford Ranger Axle
- Ford Ranger Ball Joint
- Ford Ranger Brake Pads
- Ford Ranger Brake Rotors
- Ford Ranger Brakes
- Ford Ranger Catalytic Converter
- Ford Ranger Clutch
- Ford Ranger Clutch Master Cylinder
- Ford Ranger Control Arm
- Ford Ranger Door Handle
- Ford Ranger Electronic Control Unit
- Ford Ranger Expansion Tank
- Ford Ranger Fog Light
- Ford Ranger Fuel Filler Neck
- Ford Ranger Fuel Injectors
- Ford Ranger Fuel Pump
- Ford Ranger Grille
- Ford Ranger Head Gasket
- Ford Ranger Headlight
- Ford Ranger Headlight Mounting Panel
- Ford Ranger Ignition Coil
- Ford Ranger Mirror
- Ford Ranger Oxygen Sensor
- Ford Ranger Radiator
- Ford Ranger Shock Absorber
- Ford Ranger Shocks
- Ford Ranger Slave Cylinder
- Ford Ranger Spark Plug Wires
- Ford Ranger Starter
- Ford Ranger Tail Light
- Ford Ranger Tailgate Handle
- Ford Ranger Thermostat Housing
- Ford Ranger Turn Signal
- Ford Ranger Valance Panel
- Ford Ranger Water Pump
- Ford Ranger Wheel
- Ford Ranger Wheel Hub
Very happy with bed mat - 2002 Ford Ranger Bed Mat
Exactly what I needed and could not find locally. - John Bean
I ordered two coils at the coust of one from my near by auto parts dealer. - Scott
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The part was just as portrayed in the description, shipping was in time allotted and packed securely. Great service! - RonRon
A+++++++ these work grate!! 100% recommended - 1993 Ford Ranger Dorman Leaf Spring Hanger - Rear