Ford ranger question

[arbmark]

the light should go out when you press it after disengaging 4wd. No probs with mine - effortless, love it

[SPC Trees]

the light should go out when you press it after disengaging 4wd. No probs with mine - effortless, love it

 

 

Can any of you guys put pictures up of your Rangers whilst you are all in one place.... Interested to see what mods you have....

[Mountain man]

None whatsoever, just half off road tyres, Ranger owners just get on with it, unlike LR owners who have to come on here and tell us everyday how their LR hasn't broken down. So they put a picture up to celebrate!

[hamdogg]

[hamdogg]

None whatsoever, just half off road tyres, Ranger owners just get on with it, unlike LR owners who have to come on here and tell us everyday how their LR hasn't broken down. So they put a picture up to celebrate!

 

 

Hahahaha this made me chuckle!!!!

[scraggs]

None whatsoever, just half off road tyres, Ranger owners just get on with it, unlike LR owners who have to come on here and tell us everyday how their LR hasn't broken down. So they put a picture up to celebrate!

 

Nah we put up pictures of our landies because they even as old as the styling is it still looks soo much better than a ranger

 

My ranger is standard except grabber at2 tyres, blimey if you put too many extras on them they will snap in half.

[SPC Trees]

Haha, the Ranger stereotype is a workaholic! That's a new one 😩🔫

[Mountain man]

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[rovers90]

It is my understanding the Ranger was a Mazda built in Thailand that then was rebadged when it came to the UK. The current version is the only one that has been designed and built by Ford.

 

On my 2007 version, as soon as you engage 4 high the RFW engages, and then stays engaged as you move to 4 Low. Moving back to 2 High the RFW remains engaged until you manually switch it off. It's never been a problem.

[scraggs]

when I climbed under my 02 for it's first service we noticed there were mazda stickers on the gear and transfer boxes, and others here and there.