Anyone watching this-this is by far the hardest way to do this. Instead, use a 10 mm socket and remove the bracketed piece that is in your way from the top. Remove the electrical connections that are in your way. After that their are 2 5/16 screws that hold the resistor in place, don’t try to remove resistor connector before removing screws bc chances are it will be melted. Also buy the pigtail wiring and resistor. Under $30 for all. In regards to this video-I can change my oil by taking out the engine but I’d rather not, Jesus Christ
I have the 2.3, just opened my hood, and WOW it's like right there on top lol I mean there's less stuff in the way because the engine is smaller, but this video makes it look so much further down than it actually is
Thank you for the great reply. We love to empower our customers by showing you how-to perform your own auto repairs while installing our high quality auto parts. Have a great day! 1aauto.com +Patrick Logsdon
Very useful video!! Ty! Have to point out, you used a pair of wire cutters for pulling that clip, and gouged the metal of the body, right through the paint. i can't believe you used a sharp metal tool to pry that plastic piece off a painted metal part. that part of the truck already has issues with rust from being near the road grime, and from water pooling on the body as it drips off the truck during rain. no one is going to look there to find it, and it's going to rust out. to anyone watching, don't use a metal tool for doing that!! otherwise, this video is awesome.
We currently do not have an auto repair video specific to your vehicle. You might be able to apply some of the basic steps shown in this video to your application. +Samuel Anderson
+Jack Benimble Thanks for watching! You can always put some painters tape on the edges of the body where the panels need to be removed. That should add some level of protection for the paint!
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Anyone watching this-this is by far the hardest way to do this. Instead, use a 10 mm socket and remove the bracketed piece that is in your way from the top. Remove the electrical connections that are in your way. After that their are 2 5/16 screws that hold the resistor in place, don’t try to remove resistor connector before removing screws bc chances are it will be melted. Also buy the pigtail wiring and resistor. Under $30 for all. In regards to this video-I can change my oil by taking out the engine but I’d rather not, Jesus Christ
No kidding. This is like lowering the river instead of raising the bridge! 😲
You guys are a LIFESAVER!! I have the exact same model of ranger, and I use your videos for all my repairs! Thank you SO much!
That’s nuts. I’ll do it from above.
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I have the 2.3, just opened my hood, and WOW it's like right there on top lol I mean there's less stuff in the way because the engine is smaller, but this video makes it look so much further down than it actually is
Great video, thanks very much!!
Thank you for the great reply. We love to empower our customers by showing you how-to perform your own auto repairs while installing our high quality auto parts. Have a great day! 1aauto.com +Patrick Logsdon
Very useful video!! Ty!
Have to point out, you used a pair of wire cutters for pulling that clip, and gouged the metal of the body, right through the paint. i can't believe you used a sharp metal tool to pry that plastic piece off a painted metal part. that part of the truck already has issues with rust from being near the road grime, and from water pooling on the body as it drips off the truck during rain. no one is going to look there to find it, and it's going to rust out.
to anyone watching, don't use a metal tool for doing that!! otherwise, this video is awesome.
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Great video and very useful thx guys
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+E Thank you!
What about a video for the town car please or is it the same process
We currently do not have an auto repair video specific to your vehicle. You might be able to apply some of the basic steps shown in this video to your application. +Samuel Anderson
Thanks for replying you guys are the best
I successfully installed it. Fan speed 3 and 4 only work now. 2 still doesn’t.
Bad pig tail
Is there a way to do this without damaging the customers paint job and marring up all the plastic?
+Jack Benimble Thanks for watching! You can always put some painters tape on the edges of the body where the panels need to be removed. That should add some level of protection for the paint!
You don't need paint
When I did this on a Nissan pickup, I had to remove the glove box to reach the resistors. Better design, less time.
+SandCrabNews Thanks for the feedback!
Nissan is garbage.
You guys don’t have air tools? This was painful to watch. So many unnecessary steps
Or you can just open the hood to do it 😂😂😂😂
Taking all that junk off Is ridiculous. Getting from the top is easy enough .
+PhillipC We appreciate the feedback. Sometimes there are multiple ways to accomplish the same repair.