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2000 Ranger w/ 98 5.0
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some of the column connectors can look connected and not be, which is really a pia trouble shooting...when they are obviously off at least you know.
that is why i suspected it.
i would still remove pats from the situation.
that is why i suspected it.
i would still remove pats from the situation.
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Yea my buddy luckily noticed the plugs just dangling through the front windshield. I knew my problems had to be simple issues because like I said we swapped over all the wiring from the explorer. Thanks for all the feedback
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