Smitty316
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Hi I have a 2009 Ranger, 4 cylinder, Automatic. Sometimes when I'm climbing a hill from a stop the engine will get up to 3K before it shifts. Is this normal?
Thanks, Smitty
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Ranger Shifting
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That doesn't sound that abnormal to me... it really depends on how hard you're pushing the skinny pedal.
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