Ford Ranger Ignition Switch
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Ford Ranger Ignition Switch
The ignition switch on your vehicle has an important job. Its main responsibility is sending the key motion to the starter relay and ignition system. Over time the contacts in an ignition switch wear out and stop the switch from working properly. Fortunately, AutoZone has Ranger ignition switches available that are fashioned specifically for your make and model. Enjoy Same Day Store Pickup and choose what store is closest to you when you order online. Our stores offer trustworthy advice provided by helpful staff. Get your Ford Ranger ignition switch from AutoZone today and benefit from free battery charging and engine diagnostic testing while you shop.
YEAR RANGE FOR FORD RANGER BY MODEL
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Most important is that this part was available
Joshua
in a year
The ignition switch mechanism had decomposed and was the root cause of some problems starting, off and on. Now that it's been replaced, it runs like new.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 1994 Ford Ranger STX
The ignition switch mechanism had decomposed and was the root cause of some problems starting, off and on. Now that it's been replaced, it runs like new.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 1994 Ford Ranger STX
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Keeps my truck running. :)
Mick
in a year
It was a bit spooky riding down the mountain and all of a sudden the old truck starts jerking around like a bugger is after me. Then, nothing. The motor dies. The lights go out. Nothing works. I am riding down a curvy mountain road with the just the light of the moon to keep me from hurtling to my death over a cliff. I immediately reached for my keys to try see if I could crank the old boy back up. As soon as I touched the keys, everything started working again. The motor started on its own as I didn't take it out of gear. I realized then that it was a problem in the ignition switch somewhere. This happened a few more times before I got down the mountain and back home. I replaced the switch and the key cylinder, and no more instances of feeling like Old Scratch was chasing me down the road.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 1987 Ford Ranger
It was a bit spooky riding down the mountain and all of a sudden the old truck starts jerking around like a bugger is after me. Then, nothing. The motor dies. The lights go out. Nothing works. I am riding down a curvy mountain road with the just the light of the moon to keep me from hurtling to my death over a cliff. I immediately reached for my keys to try see if I could crank the old boy back up. As soon as I touched the keys, everything started working again. The motor started on its own as I didn't take it out of gear. I realized then that it was a problem in the ignition switch somewhere. This happened a few more times before I got down the mountain and back home. I replaced the switch and the key cylinder, and no more instances of feeling like Old Scratch was chasing me down the road.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 1987 Ford Ranger
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