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| hey all if anyone out there has a 99 ranger with the 4cyl 2.5L 5sp manual i have a bit of advice that i finally used myself...go buy a new truck! i just recently bought a 2005 nissan frontier and it is a big step up! thats not to say you should go buy one, but definately buy a newer ranger, like 05 or 06, or something different. 99 seemed to be the year that Ford shrugged the ranger off when it was asking to be inspected before production. Hope this helps, and again, im not here to be a troll on the forum, just want to make sure people realize that there are much better cars out there for the money... | |
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Replying to: peonyman (Mar 15, 2005 2:37 pm) Did you ever figure out what caused this problem? I have a 2003 XLT FX 4X4 SuperCab, that does the exact same thing. 
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My 1995 Ranger starts 1 in 10 times! It has the 4.0 liter engine. Sometimes it will start and just barely run or idle (like it's coughing). When it runs it runs fine. Most of the time it runs and starts just fine but it's that one time that makes you wonder. My buddy said it might be the electronic control module. He had a similar problem before. Any thoughts???
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Replying to: rangerboy (Apr 28, 2006 5:04 am) I don't think I can help you much, but I have a 1994 4.0L V6  95000mi and I have the exact same problem probably. I at first thought it was the vaccum system; but it is very difficult to find leaks--even with a tube test. Today I'm trying out a new fuel filter just to see what happens... If somthing works for you let me know
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Replying to: junktruck (Apr 28, 2006 10:33 am)
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My '94 5-speed Ford Ranger truck with 109K miles on it originally belonged to my daughter. Once she got back from Iraq she gave me truck as she could not afford the gas to go back and forth to work. Anyway, the manual transmission now seems to be having a problem and I'm looking for some suggestions as I do not know very much about trucks. The manual transmission has a E97A sticker on it. After it warms up, a scraping/rattling noise appears to be coming from the transmission when it is any gear. Goes away in neutral. It also becomes harder to put in gear, especially reverse. I check the fluid level and it's right at the filler plug, although the fluid does look a little dirty. The reservoir under the hood is at the right level. Am I looking at major $'s transmission/clutch problems? I could change the fluid if you think that would fix the problem (I know it cannot hurt, but I need to get an idea of the cost involved in repair). Appreciate any suggestions. Jim C. __________________ 1993 Geo Metro - 1.0, MT, A/C - 331K Miles 1992 Acura Integra - 1.8, AT, A/C - 262K Miles 1994 Ford Ranger - 4.0, MT, A/C - 109K Miles
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Replying to: geojim (Apr 28, 2006 2:12 pm)
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| I think the conection to the sending unit is the problem. the same salt that rotted out the line also seems to have disolved the end of the wire harness. Does anyone know if you can buy the end (the connector) or do ya have to replace the entire wire harness? Has anyone jury rigged that connector or am I askin' for real trouble? | |
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Replying to: jneal (Apr 29, 2006 4:29 pm)
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Replying to: geojim (May 01, 2006 3:55 am) On the other hand, it may be something as simple and inexpensive as the throw-out bearing. Anyone would just be guessing until the clutch is actually pulled out....... |
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