- Joined
- Jul 16, 2026
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- 79
- Points
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- City
- Twin Ports
- State - Country
- WI - USA
- Vehicle Year
- 1994
- Vehicle
- Ford Ranger
- Drive
- 2WD
- Engine
- 2.3L
- Transmission
- Manual
After driving my truck for about a month, i've come to the realization, i'm too old for manual steering.
I've already found a bracket for the pump, and have priced the parts to be around $400 including new tie rods.
The process should be pretty straight forward, similar to other classic cars where i've done this (68 & 72 C10, & 72 Chevelle)...
But i have a couple questions.
1: Will i need to modify the steering shaft? or can i just throw a new rag joint on there and call it a day?
2: What to do about the pressure sensor. is there a unused connector in the harness? or will i need to modify the wiring?
Thanks
I've already found a bracket for the pump, and have priced the parts to be around $400 including new tie rods.
The process should be pretty straight forward, similar to other classic cars where i've done this (68 & 72 C10, & 72 Chevelle)...
But i have a couple questions.
1: Will i need to modify the steering shaft? or can i just throw a new rag joint on there and call it a day?
2: What to do about the pressure sensor. is there a unused connector in the harness? or will i need to modify the wiring?
Thanks
