Ford Ranger Fuel Lines, Hoses, Gaskets & Seals

The compact pickup truck known as the Ford Ranger enjoyed almost absolute dominance among its rivals in North America. Not only was it specially constructed to meet specific requirements of Americans, but its durability and fuel efficiency are still something to admire. Appearing in 1983, it was in many ways similar to the bigger F-Series, only it had a shorter wheelbase (107 inches, to be precise) and more modest powertrain. The latter was compensated immediately by providing a 4-wheel drive capability, and later by gradually increasing the output. The 90's version of the Ranger typically had either a 2.3-liter I4 engine or a 3.0/4.0-liter V6 that was paired to a 5-speed manual/automatic gearbox. The 'classic' Ranger experienced a facelift in 2001, and again in 2010, although one should not confuse those models with the most recent international T6 ones, that are a different story.

It is only natural for an automobile owner to demand precise and reliable function of everything inside the vehicle – after all, that's what the price of the vehicle included originally. When taking care of the numerous components, the fuel lines rarely come first in the list. Yet these parts deserve their share of attention, as well. Metal corrodes with time, preventive gaskets may harden and leak, and the dents inside an old tube may result in unpleasant issues. If you wish to replace one of these components, here is a big selection of Ford Ranger fuel lines, hoses, gaskets and associated products from leading aftermarket brands like Fel-Pro, Dorman and Mahle.