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Ford Ranger - Mazda B-Series Forum Ford Ranger and Mazda B Series forums. The Mazda B2300 B3000 and B4000 are clones of the Ford Ranger, with all systems the same. The only differences are trim and a few body parts. This forum discusses Ford Ranger and Mazda B series specific issues. Owners of the older Mazda B2000 B2200 and B2600 are welcome as well.

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Old 10-04-2007, 11:12 PM   #1
5.0 ranger
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my 2.9 ranger to 5.0 ranger swap has been fun till i ran in to cluch troubels the motor and tranny came from the same mustang a 83 my problem is i cannt seam to make any preasure inthe clutch pedel or slave cylinder iv tried PUMPING The master cylinder upside down to the left right south and west hooking up a miighty vac is there some thing else i can try???

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