My 2001 Ford Ranger, did not come with "cruise" is this what i need to have cruise control ?
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No, there are several other pieces that are required. To find out what is needed you would need to contact your local Ford dealership. I hope this helped.
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Yard Man is right. This is only the controlling switch to replace existing defective switches. You would need the rest of the wiring, modules and programming already existing in your Ranger for this to work. Do not purchase this if you don't already have Cruise Control as an option in your truck.
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NO Steve, you need the control box and the wire harness and the switches, but putting it in cost to much. you would need a profesional to in install it, Barry
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No these are replacement switches for factory installed cruise control system
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Steve this is what work with my 2003 Sport Trac. But it was a replacement, I don't know what else you would have to do to your vehicle to make it compatible if it didn't come with one.
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NO, this is a replacement for just the buttons on the steering wheel. You would need a complete cruise control system, which there are several economical aftermarket products. They are easy to install, just search aftermarket cruise control. They are made for automatic and manual transmissions.
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It may have a slight rattle I dont hear it it in my F150. Step does come with a shim for a snug fit if it does rattle. I dont think it's to big for your ranger.
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I know its not connected at all to the cruise control, but low and behold, my cruise stopped working the second that I put on resisters. I am gonna try this flasher hope it fixes my problems. Maybe I`m not holdin my mouth right, hahahaha.
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Dear, it has steering wheel control function, but you need to get a canbus for it.
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That year explorer should still share suspension with the Ranger. And it worked for my Ranger. Would research if they are the same that year.
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Sorry, no clue. Mine's a '94 automatic. Seems to me it should, though, since I don't think it does anything but send a signal to the speedo and the cruise control.
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They're right you need to get your remote control system,receiver,transmitter,and charger desperate from the truck. But I'm sure all of you other R/C Addicts it also means you get to play with it a LOT sooner, even though I Love working on my R/C to upgrade it, I still can't wait to get it put back together so I can play with it.
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Hi G. everything you need to have full controll over RPM, Temp of accu and voltage during the flight..... not realy necessary but for this price wha not.I paid a lot more for it plus shipping. greez and save landings ...B.
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It is the one requiring magnets to attach to the drive-shaft. Also, you need a vacuum bottle and vacuum lines since they don't come in this kit in order for this cruise control to work. Finally, if you have any Honda vehicle, it will not work at all. Good luck.
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My 2001 Ranger did not need a code. You turn off an on twice and wave the remote etc. Look on Google for programming. If you happen to need a code I am sorry if this does not fit. I did not need one.
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There are videos that you can see on YouTube if you ask the right question. It's relatively easy for someone who has a ratchet wrench and a common Phillips screwdriver. I trust were talking about a 2003 Ford Ranger? I'm going from memory, so here goes...Step 1 - (Very Important) Remove battery cables, and wait 5 minutes, then hit the horn, turn the radio on and off, use your turn signal. (This is in case there's still some power that may be stored in a capacitor that might accidently cause your sensitive airbag to go off. ($1,000.00 mistake) Step 2 - Pop off the 2 covers in the steering column located around 9 and 3 o'clock. Remove the 2 bolts with ratchet and extension (10mm?). Lift the padded airbag/horn assembly (A/HA) off. Detach the wire harness at the (A/HA), (It's much easier than detaching it at the column) and place the (A/HA) on the passenger seat. Step 3 - Remove the 4 screws holding the 2 switches in place and pay attention as to how the wiring is harnessed. Install the new unit, being very careful not to chaff the wires. DON'T TAKE SHORTCUTS! If you don't follow the pattern, you can cause costly damage to your electrical system, or worse yet, the wiring might get caught when you attempt to make a turn, and jam up your steering wheel which could cause a serious accident. Step 4 - reverse the steps you just took. It's really simple, it should take you between 30 to 45 minutes. If you're not too sure about yourself, you might want someone who has a little more mechanical abilities to stand by while you're installing it. It's a very good product at a great price. If you do it yourself, you've just saved $200.00. Good luck.
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Yes. I'm pretty sure its the same from 01 to 08 but id double check on one of the ford ranger group pages on facebook..helpful guys on there!
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I have a 3.0 V-6 in a 2002 Ford Ranger and it worked great. You can check if this will fit your truck on the top of the page in Amazon. That is how I found the correct one for my truck. You can enter the truck you are trying to fit the belt to and it will direct you the the correct size.
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see answer below ... THought: this means you could have a piece of plastic shaped like a curved L that you drop in the same space thatd be free . if im going to buy a cruise throttlemeister is the correct mechanical solution that makes sense and can last forever which is important to me and no tools to mess with it.. save your pennies
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Yes.... However.... 1) Great care hast to be taken in the location fwd and aft. Not easy and must be exact. Also, the space between sides at rear must be exact. 2) I found the hold down clamps to work poorly on my 2002 Ranger Edge...... finally ended up securing with four 1/4" bolts and wing nuts. 3) Over all, I would recommend this purchase.
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It probably will. But far more importantly, let me tell you that this thing is not safe. I tried it and every time it failed to maintain the exact speed set and it was a nightmare to try to release in a quick stop. My advice to you is to avoid this and all other "add-on" or "universal" cruise or speed control devices.
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Don't know - I fitted mine to a 2000 Ford Explorer. Check the Amazon part-finder tool for your Ranger (see: http://www.amazon.com/gp/part-finder/slide-show/2003/Ford/Ranger/ref=au_pf_cr_automotive_L3_Control_A?ie=UTF8&carId;=001&par;tsNode=15731991&pf;_rd_p=1364510422&pf;_rd_s=center-1&pf;_rd_t=1601&pf;_rd_i=B004CGOMI4&pf;_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf;_rd_r=0YG4E9B7328FJ7W3CE56).