Transmission: manual, New batteries, a/c works hot and cold, actually there's no problems at all other than normal wear and tear in the exterior. Only concerning part about price is that it has 190,000 miles
I just had to rebuild the engine in my 2005 Ford Explorer 4.0 v6. Was wanting to know if it could go into a 99 ford ranger, if not what small trucks or cars are interchangeable?
When jacked up "evenly" both front tires tilt in "bottom in, top out". Along with that i was told that while driving my passenger tire "only one they saw" goes bottom out when driving "negative camber". I took the wheel off, tried moving tire rod and nothing happened, but to my knowledge that has to do with "toe" and from sight the shocks and stuff seem to be in tact and nothing visibly wrong with them. "Not compressed at all".
Every now and then while driving I get a little bit of shaking, but nothing pulling and the shaking comes and goes. As for tire wear there isn't any major difference at all, if you feel the top edges of the inside the inside doesn't have much of an edge as the outside, but visually you couldn't tell.
Honestly I just don't want to take to get aligned and then find out something else was wrong with it and at the same time i don't want to pay $30-$50 for some guy to tell me nothing is wrong with it. So thanks for everyone's opinion right now!
I have a 1984 ford ranger Explorer and don't know is its a S, XL, XLS, or XLT
I have a 94 ford ranger and I just put a different automatic transmission in it from the junkyard and it does ok but it doesn't shift right, it shifts in to drive and reverse just fine and the 4 wheel drive works good in it, but when I drive it doesn't want to change gears for some reason, it ll have to get up to about 3000 RPMs then I have to let off the gas before it will cahange and then sometimes it still won't. I checked the vacuum lines and the transmission filter is good. Does anyone have any idea why this is happening?
It's a 2007 ford ranger with a 4.0v6 Manual.
Some people say they do 0-60 in 9 sec.
Are they really THAT slow?
Can a stock 2007 ford ranger run 7.5 sec from 0-60 with a manual or does it have to be an auto? - 1
Its a 2007 ford ranger 4.0 v6 with a 5 speed manual and is in great condition.
Initially when I bought my first car, it was a 1998 Nissan Altima GXE with a 4 speed automatic and in great condition. Now I currently have a 2003 Nissan Maxima Se With an automatic. However, sooner or later I'm going to get a 2007 Ford ranger 4.0 v6 with a manual.
All of these cars have been great vehicles to me and they are pretty fast when I get on the gas and great highway power for non performance vehicles. Anyways, I'm transitioning to driving a sedan to a small pickup truck so I have a few questions to ask regarding its performance.
Just out of curiousity, is this truck slower or faster than either of these cars?
How does it handle at high speeds compared to them?
Is it faster than any of them from 0-60, if so, how fast?
Is it fast off the line?
Which car is faster, Ford Ranger or Honda Accord? - 1