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My fuel gauge quit working on my 95 Ranger 4cyl. I'm pretty sure it's the
fuel sender/pump unit. What is the easiest way to get to the unit to replace
it? I've heard it's almost easier simply taking the bed off/sliding it back,
rather than dropping the gas tank. ????

And what about using a Napa, Carquest, or Checker after market fuel
sender???

thanks in advance,

Gary

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In article <HGaVe.5571$Gh.1325@tornado.socal.rr.com>, removeropertg001
@hawaii.rr.com says...
> My fuel gauge quit working on my 95 Ranger 4cyl. I'm pretty sure it's the
> fuel sender/pump unit. What is the easiest way to get to the unit to replace
> it? I've heard it's almost easier simply taking the bed off/sliding it back,
> rather than dropping the gas tank. ????
>
> And what about using a Napa, Carquest, or Checker after market fuel
> sender???
>
> thanks in advance,
>
> Gary
>
>
>
Not sure about the after market sender units.
I took mine to the dealer $$, and they tell me it's easier to loosen the
bed and slide it back.
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