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That's what mine looked like after the dealer replaced a sendor inside that cover. All I did was just pull that cover down enough to see if the wires are bunched up - and they were. I rearranged them until they were as flat as I could get them, than snapped the cover back in place. Thats all it...

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2024 2.5L Lariat everything stock - 21.5 average City/Highway. Terrein here in Southern Michigan/North Indiana is mostly flat to rolling. However when I use 90 Oct. it jumps to 23. This is driving in normal mode. Will try echo and see where it goes from there - though i do have a heavy foot...

Rather than take up space on this forum, think I'll start one about Comma 4 (Openpilot) you mentioned. Comma.AI has several new open AI versions of the original that stimulate and improve on most of the blueoval features EXCEPT navigation. Would like to get input on that plus other programs that...

Just It appears that this is a new Ranger XLT? Just courious. For $525 you could have had a factory Spray in Liner. Any reason why not?

However, if you want the advantages of a projector, they are offered aftermarket by AlphaRex. They offer direct build projector assemblies specifically designed to fit 2024–2026 Ranger models. The only reason Ford cut them out of the Ranger (except Raptor) was cost. If you stand between a Laiat...

Did a little research and found the following: Parts supersession rolls out unevenly. A superseded part number doesn't mean every vehicle on the line switches over instantly — plants and suppliers typically work through existing stock of the old dipstick before the new one becomes standard, so...

Here is the answer from "Bronco Nation". It is the same issue, same engine different vehicle. I tend to believe this is the answer. I have a 2024 2.7L Lariat and plain Dipstick and do not have any issue with a 6 Qt fill. The Reason for the "H" Stamp Difference The Dipstick with the "H": This...

Same here with my 24 2.7 Lariat. I can run back to back 91 and only get 21 -22 at best. Normally 20.

My 24 Ranger Lariat has done it multiple times. It is scary. I was bumped on one of the turns. OP hit the trailer hitch at very low speed so no damage to my truck. Cracked his plastic KIA bumper. After some online research using Claude, I found it is a known problem. For those who experience it...

They released a few, they stopped - not sure why - now it is scheduled for late release (August?)

Me Too! Took all possible options on my 24 Lariat (Except FX Package) and I will keep it as long as I can. Will be purchasing extended warranty from Granger soon. Current mileage 21k. Keep noticing constant improvements as Ford pushes them thru. Love the upgraded dash display turn indicators...

Love the shoes - looks like Im not the only one with a ding on their left front corner. Concrete parking garage walls are unforgiving!

Got it! 18" - 👌

Why???? Downloaded both my 2024 Ranger Owners & Maintinance Manuals from Ford July 2024. One at home on my laptop and one in my pocket on my cell. Just courious..... Didn't opt for the full repair manual, but if you want one here is where you can get one...

Do you all have a 2.7L engine? V6 in the RR?

Since there is no hydraulic power steering pump, this is most likely an issue with the power steering control module (PSCM). It can be heat sensitive so it might start acting up after about 15 minutes. Remember, this is the 2.7L engine and it takes up a lot more room in the engine compartment...

Here in southern michigan it is $2009 Annual for my 24' Ranger Lariat. Multi car discount, $500K liability, $250 Comp Deductible and $500 Collision.

Think the reverse. Yes a short in a Body Wire can affect the Control Body Module. Fluctuating current, voltage and electrical spikes can damage or disrupt programming of the BCM