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I’m in. I’ve done my reasearch on extended range tanks and its likely going to be pricy if you want quality and safety. I feel if you want the range and you dont want to be leaking fuel everywhere you are going to have to pay a bit for it. I’m ok with that. I’m looking forward to the day I...

Here is an option. If you install please post your findings. https://naviks.com/i-24076738-2019-ford-ranger-sync-3-nav-in-motion-trailer-camera-interface.html

Here is my strategy for tires. Simply put if you want it to last a long time and not redo the tires often it’s about the prep. Getting the tires clean an prepped makes all the difference. For the prep I use Griot‘s Rubber Prep. Once I get the tires all scrubbed down with that. Let me repeat it...

Mine used to skip 2nd gear a lot. As the transmission learned how I drive, after a couple thousand miles, it learned how to shift through the gears without skipping any or jerking or big downshifts. It just takes some time for the computers to learn.

The question is a loaded term. Can it be added. Sure. Do you want to spend the time and money? Well here we go. Wiring harness: https://parts.ford.com/shop/en/us/electrical/wire-looms-and-connectors/wire-assy-jumper-9343119-1 Mirror...

The vents are plastic with rubber flaps. They should hold up no problem to compressed air. They seem pretty durable.

Just finished tank 5 of 92 octane. 560 is possible though really, really hard. In my opinion with 92 octane I think 530ish is probably the real average as 560 took more work and more coasting than I prefer. But it is achievable. I again had 3 miles left in the tank when I filled up though I only...

Minimal mods. Only the GFB DV+, ignition coil upgrade and a K&N air filter is all. Also used forScan to switch to the ‘Instantaneous Fuel Economy Numerical Gauge’. And tires are slightly over inflated by 3 pounds (cold). No tonneau cover yet. That’s another 10 tanks of fuel test to do in the...

So I'm still on track for 568 miles... There is a little back story to these great numbers. I have been driving the same route to work for 20+ years. I know every bump and dip in the road. Every hill, every curve and corner, every place where traffic slows. My route and driving is extremely...

This is my best so far driving to and from work. Had 3 miles left till empty. I’m currently working on a tank that looks like it will be about 560ish. We’ll see what it ends up in a few days.

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I sent this to the previous person. However, these are still available and you can still find them just check out the original thread.

This little 4” square of material is all they put in to the door. If you are looking to quiet your truck this might be the place to start the rear doors have little to nothing. I’ll have a separate thread on removal and the finished project.

The ACM module is now found using the latest version of FORScan. This now means we can possibly disable the engine noise/active noise canceling sound many would like to disable. If anyone is successful please pose the changes on the wiki. It’s not my thing so I will not be trying this change...

You will probably want to take a look at this thread. https://www.ranger5g.com/forum/threads/hdmi-video-through-sync-3.3425/ I plan on getting this and trying it out in a couple weeks.

I’m talking with the company to see if they can cut me a deal but I plan on getting this and testing this out. I’ll keep everyone posted once I get it and prepare to install the component.

https://naviks.com/i-24076614-2018-2019-ford-ranger-sync-3-hdmi-video-interface.html?ref=category:1137501 I’ve been looking at this upgrade to my sync 3. Has anyone ever done something like this to other vehicles? Do they work pretty well? This one says it’s plug-n-play I hope someone has some...

Here is the original thread on this. https://www.ranger5g.com/forum/threads/center-armrest-console-storage-tray.1472/ Ray I have a spare tray that I purchased awhile back. If you want it PM me your address and I’ll send it your way. Note you will have to trim out the corners like so. I also...

The pins are right on top of the bin. If you take the bin cover off you will see them. Note if you have some sound deadening material. It’s worth while to put that in under the bin when you have it removed.

It’s super easy to remove if you remove the bin. There are 3 plastic pins in the top of the bin. Use a trim tool to remove those plastic pins carefully. Once the bin is removed you have easy access to the bottom of the clip. The clip has a plastic latch on the bottom. Just reach under and press...