I've got a 1987 Ranger and am not far from replacing the ignition lock cylinder (it's developing problems with turning and sticking). When I do this, I'm wanting to also see about replacing the door lock cylinders with something from ford that is newer and uses the same key type as the ignition switch to get me to a later model feel by having a single key. I've noticed that my ignition switch key fits into a 2004ish E350 cab door lock easily and that the keys are similar except for the e350 key having a thin groove down the center side of the key.
What I was contemplating was attempting to use a pair of door locks from the e350 or similar keyed to work from the new ignition key lock cylinder. Does anyone have any experience coverting the old school dual-key ford rangers to the newer style single key, or can maybe point me in the correct directions?
What I was contemplating was attempting to use a pair of door locks from the e350 or similar keyed to work from the new ignition key lock cylinder. Does anyone have any experience coverting the old school dual-key ford rangers to the newer style single key, or can maybe point me in the correct directions?
