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98+ 4wd systems
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triumphrider-1
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The electric are a lot more common, but the manual shift was an option.
The vacuum hubs were only on '98-mid '00, after that all of the rangers were/are equipped with a live axle.
The vacuum hubs were only on '98-mid '00, after that all of the rangers were/are equipped with a live axle.
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Unhooking the vac line to the hubs makes it a live axle though. Just plug them with something.
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