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Is this https://tinyurl.com/yhq4q5um the valve you are talking about? The "Quick Twist Valve with Stainless Drain Tube Knob".

Ok, great! Thanks for the confirmation. I have no problem doing all that, I just didn't want to attempt if there was a better way (like not removing a tire). I appreciate the response

Has anyone changed the oil on their Ranger themselves? I watched a YouTube video and he was pulling off skid plates and plastics to get into things like the drain plug and filter. Is that really required or is there a different method you used? Thanks!

From what it seems like from reading all the comments here, the 2019 models got sound deadening, but Ford cheaped out in 2020 and ours sound like tin cans.

That's all well and good, but more importantly, who is looking out the back!? ? But for real, color me impressed with the setup!

oop! Sorry. Thought both dash videos combined into one was new! My bad

A week or so ago video came out of an attempted arm car robbery and the skillful driving of the armed car driver. New footage shows dash video of the attempted heist on a armed car in South Africa. Around the :35 mark the armed car driver almost takes out a Ranger with a accidental pit move...

Haha! Can I come work with you? Also, if you have Hulu, check out the three part documentary called "Sasquatch" about a mass murder on a N. California weed farm that was supposed to have been done by a bigfoot (sounds riduculous but was an interesting documentary about the marijuana farm...

It's all good! I was not very clear on what I was meaning.

Well, I live in city, work out of city. That said, there actually are meth heads out by the farm as they can live in the woods without worry I'm guessing. I see them all the time but never had interactions. The in-city meth heads are the real issue for me.

How so? Do you live where you work??

My work is with bees, and many times have loaded hives in the back to move into fields the next day. I know one day a tweaker is gonna try to open one and get a nasty surprise.

I live in Seattle proper, so can't leave anything unlocked or it will get jacked in 30 seconds, so prob will just disconnect the solenoid. I had hoped there might be a hidden menu option but maybe not.

I do a lot of ad-hock work on my farm where I don't have my keys near me. It's a huge pain when your arms are full or have a lot to load and you have to run to the house to get the keys. Sometimes I prep my work for the next day and hate it when I have to go get the keys. Very annoying so want...

I thought about that, but someone else commented on a different forum that you shouldn't remove a fuse as they generally run multiple things.

Not a fan of the locking tailgate at all and wondering if there is a way to disable this? I saw a couple ideas to take the tailgate cover off and dissconnect the solenoid, but wondering if there is a less invasive way to stop it from locking.

I plan on ripping the doors apart this summer and adding sound deadening, but just silly I need to do that.

Took my AVS Bugflector II through a long automated car-wash yesterday without any issues.

You have some of the best how-to videos I've seen for the Ranger, hands down. Started following you right away after watching the bug deflector one.

I ended up going to a different dealership and they knew what to do. The first dealer had no clue which was odd as heck. I ended up getting a tailgate extender which will be helpful!