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i have a 1993 ranger and i was wanting to know if an older style cluster are interchangeable?
 


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yes 89-94 bronco ii, explorer and rangers

might have to repin the plug so but that's about it
 

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well i was wanting a stock look but the part i want the most is the rev meter idk the correct name for it.mine right now dosent have that, if i find one in 93 to 94 with a rev meter will it work? or how can i make it work?
 

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well i was wanting a stock look but the part i want the most is the rev meter idk the correct name for it.mine right now dosent have that, if i find one in 93 to 94 with a rev meter will it work? or how can i make it work?
TACHOMETER... Is what we, Texans call a rev meter..
Big JIm:hottubfun::wub:
 

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i have an auto. a4ld i believe
 

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well instead of changing out the whole gauge cluster can't you just buy a aftermarket tach? seems like it might be easier than having to tear apart your dash and rewire connectors possibly....
 

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probaly but i dont wanna spend the money on an aftermarket one and then drill a hole to mount it some where in my line of sight
 

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also dose the donor truck have to have an auto or a 4.o in order to work or dose it matter?
 

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probaly but i dont wanna spend the money on an aftermarket one and then drill a hole to mount it some where in my line of sight
Mounted to the top of the steering column seems to be a fairly popular choice. Not sure where you'd have room to drill tho and still have it look decent. They make reasonably priced tachs, or used would be an option also.
 

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