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#1531 of 2986 1999 Ford Ranger problems
by waregle4985
Aug 09, 2005 (10:44 am)
My 1999 Ranger is having transmission problems. When I start the truck the ABS light comes on. When I put the truck in Drive and then get a few hundred feet up the driveway the Check engine light comes on and the Overdrive off (O/D off) light starts flashing. When this occurs the transmission starts acting funny as if it doesn't know what gear it wants to go into. Anybody have any ideas?
#1533 of 2986 Re: Electrical problems galore [bolivar]
by 98fordranownr
Aug 09, 2005 (9:33 pm)
WD-40 in the switch area will solve the problem for years, it did in my case anyway
#1534 of 2986 Re: 92 Ranger 2.3 Acceleration Problem [kblox]
by brysue
Aug 09, 2005 (10:42 pm)
Mass Air Flow sensor. It is located somewhere after the air filter in the air intake path. I have a 97 and it is just after the air filter. There are a couple wires running to it. Your best bet is to spend about 12 to 15 dollars and buy a Haynes or Chilton manual for your year model truck. It will tell you everything.
#1535 of 2986 Re: REV TOO HIGH [heide]
by brysue
Aug 09, 2005 (10:44 pm)
Do you have the air conditioning running when this happens?
#1536 of 2986 Re: 1999 Ford Ranger problems [waregle4985]
by bolivar
Aug 10, 2005 (12:32 am)
The sensor for ABS in the rear differential causes such symptoms.
If you just want to throw parts at the problem without have the codes checked, which you said are being set, them replace this sensor. It's pretty easy to replace.
#1537 of 2986 Re: 98 Ranger Fuel System problem? [kblox]
by justus3
Aug 11, 2005 (12:33 pm)
We just got the truck back today. It purrs like a kitten now. Apparently it was some kind of air flow sensor gone bad. After $400+ for parts and repair work, the problem seems to be taken care of. Keeping in mind though that the $400 includes money spent on an a fuel pump we didn't need and two trips with the tow truck. The actual price for the repair itself was only about $180.
#1538 of 2986 Re: 1987 ranger Runs rough like running out of gas [kblox]
by brysue
Aug 11, 2005 (10:09 pm)
Clean the MAF sensor and see if that works. Electronic cleaner works well. If that does not work, replace it. You can do this yourself and save on labor cost.
#1539 of 2986 Re: 98 Ford Ranger won't start either [98fordranownr]
by welde
Aug 12, 2005 (9:42 am)
I am looking for a response to this problem as well. The starter will not turn at all. Have you replaced your starter? I did with no luck. They also replaced some wiring and the nuetral switch. The truck ('99) has been back to Ford three times and they can't fix it.
Mike
#1540 of 2986 Re: 2001 Ford Ranger 4.0L V6 NO POWER!!! [bolivar]
by larcril
Aug 12, 2005 (10:06 am)
I have a 1992 ranger. I just had a rebuilt motor installed and now I have other problems. The re builder installed a new starter solenoid because the truck would not start. After the installation the truck still does not start but can be jumped out at the solenoid, sounds like the ignition switch is shot. Then last night before I could change the ignition switch the headlights would not work but the cluster lights came on. I turned the high beams on they worked just fine until I tried to turn them off! The switch operated but he lights stayed on. I had to pull the fuse to get them off for the night. Since the ignition switch and the multifunction switch are in the same column could they have burned up together or do I have other problems? Please help!