Mikey195612
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Need the location of the inertia switch on 2004 ranger it is not under the glove box.
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Inertia location on 2004 ranger
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It’s not there?
Mikey195612
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It's not there at all but thanks for the reply.
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Is it possible it’s been removed and bypassed? Several videos of that generation all showed it there. Some didn’t have the red button.
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the red button is always necessary, it controls the most needed functions
just dont press all red button jokes aside, i wonder why not? its kind of an important feature, no?
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