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hotkarl
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5 speed Rangers are a dime a dozen...might be cheaper and easier just to buy a different truck. I see decent shape 5 speed Rangers in or around a grand all the time.
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...if he wanted to buy a 5 speed Ranger, he would have said so...
You need the the manual Pedals, and everything attached to them.
While you are grabbing the pedals, you should also grab the steering column from the same Ranger, and make sure you unplug the connectors....don't cut them.
Ryan
You need the the manual Pedals, and everything attached to them.
While you are grabbing the pedals, you should also grab the steering column from the same Ranger, and make sure you unplug the connectors....don't cut them.
Ryan
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Don't forget to grab the starter as well, or get a new one, as the old one wont work.
Ryan was ( I think) referring to the connectors on the wire harness attached to the steering column.
Ryan was ( I think) referring to the connectors on the wire harness attached to the steering column.
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