Recent content by BrooksK

I made a comment in another thread that I made my own fog light mounts/brackets. A few people were interested to know how I did it. I used aluminum angle stock. The bumper has existing bolts near the fog light location. You can see where the existing bolt is in my picture. I drilled for that...

I sent you a message. I don't want to hijack this for sale listing. I'll make a new thread soon. 👍

Maybe it's already showing full without the dipstick all the way in? 😬

Some of mine from the passed few months: More on my instagram at Brooks Wildlife.

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Thank you. I think I understand. The relay is what confuses me the most, and is why I got the prewired harness.

Thank you. I knew I had something mixed up with the way I thought the switch went. (y) ----- To everyone else. Reread what I wrote. The lights will be on a toggle switch. They will have their own relay and wiring. The toggle switch will decide whether they turn on with the high beams, or not...

Did you get the truck?

My 1996 Ranger did not come with fog lights. I have read that some people have found the wiring for the fog lights tucked up under the truck. Mine does not have it. I got an OEM fog light valance and put it on. I made my own mount brackets out of angle iron and mounted up some led fog lights in...

No name, sorry. Thank you. Thank you. The interior has lived its life, and a bunch of other little things like minor rust spots, original windshield full of cracks and stars, peeling paint, and other things that come with age. As for the modern power plant, I am heavily leaning towards a K20...

Thank you.

I found someone parting out a Ranger. I got the harness from them and spliced it into mine.

I am a little slow to the intro post, but here it is. I'm happy that I found an active Ranger board. This is my 1996 Ranger (2WD 2.3 5spd) that I have had for 25 years. It recently hit 400,000 miles and I have decided to restore it with no plans of ever selling it. I'm happy to meet everyone...

I am in the process of redoing the interior of my '96. During my online searches, I have come across a few different websites. You said only the drivers seat has the problem, and it's just a truck that pulls a boat. What if you just replaced the bad part and kept the rest of the seats the way...

Can you get some thin plywood, and glue it to the back of the door panel, while holding the crack closed until the glue sets? Do you have any wood clamps to hold the plywood in place? You could use a ratchet strap around the whole door panel to hold the crack closed while it dries. You would...