RobsRanger
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- Nov 2, 2020
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- Location
- Simi Valley, CA
- Vehicle Year
- 2007
- Make / Model
- Ford Ranger
- Transmission
- Automatic
OK so in my Ranger while driving I get this weird electronic click from somewhere in the cab. It kind of sounds like when your AC compressor kicks on, but it's not that. I do think it has something to do with the venting or heating system though because... If I have the vents set on the defroster I hear the click maybe once every 15-20 seconds. If I have it on the front face vents it's maybe once every 45 seconds. If it's on the feet, it doesn't click at all. It's pretty audible; I can hear it over the radio unless it's cranked. I don't know hardly anything about electronics or relays or servos or whatever. I can wire a sound system but that's it.
The only other thing that might be of interest... The truck used to be a government vehicle, so it was wired with all sorts of stuff. It had a PA system because the speaker is still in the engine bay. There's also some kind of weird black plastic sphere with wires coming out of it in the Engine bay that's about the size of softball (never seen anything like it before). You can see all the screw holes in the plastic under radio where they had switches and PA microphone mounted.
Anyway, any help would be appreciated, the clicking is pretty annoying.
The only other thing that might be of interest... The truck used to be a government vehicle, so it was wired with all sorts of stuff. It had a PA system because the speaker is still in the engine bay. There's also some kind of weird black plastic sphere with wires coming out of it in the Engine bay that's about the size of softball (never seen anything like it before). You can see all the screw holes in the plastic under radio where they had switches and PA microphone mounted.
Anyway, any help would be appreciated, the clicking is pretty annoying.