How to Replace your Front Grille and Badge Emblem on Ford Ranger (2006-2011)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- Hopefully this helps some of y’all. You need to take the grill off because of some clips holding the emblem in place from behind. Here’s what I used in the video:
Emblem: www.amazon.com...
Speed nuts: 3/8 from Lowe’s. www.lowes.com/...
Flat screwdriver
Rag
Hairdryer and Credit card
So many people skipped the little details.Thank you for showing all that stuff. Thanks for the speed nut trick too!!
Using this kind of nut is brilliant, I had never seen them before. Thank you!
Extremely helpful video. This is all you need to know for replacing the Ford emblem. Thanks!
Very helpful. My grill badge came in this morning and it was on by noon. I had to run to O'Reilly's and get some speed nuts. I got the thread cutting assortment, Dorman part no. 961-330D, and I used the 3/16" and it's not going anywhere! Your advice for the bottom clips was invaluable! Thanks!
Very good presentation. Very thorough in how and why he was performing the procedure . Reference to a time frame for the job would have been nice.
That my next project on my new 2009 Ford Ranger, the original is badly fade and trying to restore the beauty of my truck, the crazy thing is that the truck only have original 15,154 miles when I bought in Jan. 24th 2024
best video explaining how to install it
Very very useful information. Thank you for documenting this.
Ordered the same ones for mine !
Thank you man this really just helped me. Bottom clips were making me crazy
This video saved my life
Thanks, I had already replaced mine, The speed nuts are an added extra.
Thank you doing it now!
Real helpful thank you
Great video - thanks!
Awesome video, this helps a lot! What size speed nuts did you use?
7/32
Great Job!
Is the emblem 9 inch? Thank you
Great video. Do you have link to speed nuts? Thanks !
Can you send a quick web link for the 7/32" speed nut? I can't find it on the web? Can a #12 flat speed nut or just more smaller to clip on the plastic shaft work?
Did you try a #12 flat?
I used a 3/8 if I remember right. I would bring the emblem to the hardware store and find one that fits for sure
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