Will this replace the relay for the blower resistor on a 2000 ford ranger?
1255595
Probably not. If the issue is that you have some blower speed, or only high speed working, the speed resistor is in the blower housing. you can swap another relay in the wiring block, they are almost all the same, to see if the relay is bad.
747416
Yes. If your old system had a relay, then you should use one with this otherwise you could burn the contacts on the switch. The switch provided in wiring kit is light duty and open. Depending on size and amperage-draw of your horn, you might want to look for something more durable.
892584
I don't know specifically, but if the blower you're replacing looks similar to the picture, then I suggest you try it. I did and it saved me a lot more money and installation hassle. It fit perfectly and easily.
1685938
I do not know. Ask your plumber. Mine had trouble blowing circuit breaker until it was determined that the wrong breaker was being used.
952582
Yes it will. However the wiring harness will not match up. You will have to splice the wires together or buy the adaptor harness from ford but that will only control the power mirror. The wiring for the turn signals and heated mirror were not available on the 2000 model year. If you want those feature to work, you will have to run additional wiring.
455241
I would ask someone with auto mechanical experience. My husband used this particular hub on a 2006 Ford Ranger. Other than that I am sorry I cannot help you. When we ordered it, he put in the make model and year of the truck and this is the hub that came up. It is working fine on his vehicle.
1532235
The amperage has no bearing on the question. I am quiet sure it can easily be rep[lacedwith the provided fittings. I always use the new mounting ring and gasket but all other fittings are designed for easy replacement. Good luck
362528
It should. Just hook it to your forced air system and have it come on when the blower is running. I think they also sell a blower system so you can use it if you don't have forced air.
2110583
No , if you used existing wire you should already have a relay in line. My horn is not much louter then factory. Not real impressed with this horn.
1844618
Absolutely, but make sure your baseboard is 240 (not 120). There's another relay for 120v
1875154
This unit has a dry-output, SPDT relay. If all your motor needs is a closed or open circuit trigger, then yes this will work.
1888984
I don't think this will fix this problem. This blower resistor is just for the fan speed such as low and high and doesn't have anything to do with the cold and hot.
277706
It should. The one that was in my truck at the time it went out was from a 2000 model. Everything matches up.
299857
If it blinks too fast, you will need a turn signal flasher relay, which is the problem I had for a 2000 Honda Accord. You should not need a load resistor.
1859801
it should as long as it is a 48y. Be careful when matching wires. You may want to consider a new relay and capacitor if going on an outside unit. They are relatively inexpensive as well
207044
I am pretty sure it will. They worked on my 1999 ranger as did a 2007 expedition did. It had a trunk release button (that button just goes un-used).
600073
It should work. The only part you might have to buy is a relay sensor that's about $70-$100