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1989 ford ranger

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Re: 1989 ford ranger by rich
	1st thing to check is for broken wires or bad brake light switch. Auto trans. lock the torque when in overdrive to get the best MPG. If a signal is coming from the brake light the torque will not lock. In some cases a broken wire will keep it out of overdrive. You wouldn't believe how many overdrive problems we get rid of just by adjusting the travel on the brake light switch.

All Messages in Thread		Author	Date
	1989 ford ranger	darin	12-24-07
	Re: 1989 ford ranger	rich	12-25-07
	Re: 1989 ford ranger	RYAN	1-23-08
	Re: 1989 ford ranger	Gene	2-9-08