Hello, is this regulator compatible with a 2005 Ford Ranger, 2.3 liter, 16 valve, 4 cylinder? Thank you
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I am not sure. Would think it would be universal. My 05 was a 4.0 six cylinder . It saved a lot of money. Hope it helps
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Not certain, the alternators are different on some of the models. If you took out ur alternator and the regulator has the same shape then I can guarantee it would work.
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It should be, that's the size engine I have in my truck, my truck is a 93 and I used this regulator in my truck. Every thing works fine!
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I would think this 2 stage regulator would work just fine. You can call customer service at CAMCO ( look up phone on goggle) they are vey helpful. Ron/ Denver
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I have a 3.0 V-6 in a 2002 Ford Ranger and it worked great. You can check if this will fit your truck on the top of the page in Amazon. That is how I found the correct one for my truck. You can enter the truck you are trying to fit the belt to and it will direct you the the correct size.
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The way to know for sure is to go to bosch.com. Find oxygen sensors and look up your vehicle. I found for a v6 ford ranger some VIN numbers use the same sensor left and right bank, but different VIN numbers use different sensors in the same year .
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No problem. Also pressure regulator should be before tank if you need one. Put ours on this summer and love it. Yes it works.
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This regulator is for CGA 320 valve Co2 tank connections, meaning not paintball types. Mine is connected to a 5 lb. aluminum tanks. You can get those on Amazon for about $55.
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Hi, This item doesn't fit 1995 Ford F350 with 5.8 liter but I do have the one you need it has 3 mounting bolt high amp alternator if you want you can purchase this one and I will ship you the one you need thanks
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I don't see it here on Amazon, but if you go to the EdgeStar website, they call it the "Conversion Kit." The regulator is pretty bottom of the line so you have to make small adjustments or you will overshoot the pressure.
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No! Go to Rockauto.com and look up Ford, 1988, Aerostar, 3.0L, electrical, voltage regulator. Lots of pics and info. You can always buy it at Amazon once you have the correct part number
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I'm not sure, however, it worked very well with our Nissan Pathfinder. My husband has never worked on a car, and was able to replace the regulator.
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I am not sure but I am sure it does not fit a 2004 Ford Ranger Pickup like it says.
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Yes it should work, but if you look at bottom of the page amazon actually sells the correct regulator by part number that you need at the same or lesser price.
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Can't verify the Ford part number but I have 1993 Ford Ranger XLT, 6" bed, 2.3L. This part fit perfectly. A nearly exact duplicate of the original. I changed it without removing the bed. I was rather difficult but it can be done. Passed California emissions test.
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I am not 100% sure. I received the regulator from Amazon. It had a rubber ring/seal inside the screw cap, which prevented me from attaching the regulator to the propane bottle. When I removed the seal, the regulator worked perfectly. Hope that helps.
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According to the Autozone website (I usually check their site, then, buy from Amazon. Autozone wants $56 for this oxygen sensor), this is the upstream (before the catalytic converter) sensor for your Ranger but you would need a different one for the downstream sensor (after the catalytic converter). The downstream sensor is Bosch 15717 but they haave other with varying lengths of wire.
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Yes, if the fittings are the same size. Typical install would be unscrewing the existing hose / fitting from the regulator, attach the new extension hose between. Though this seems (and is) simple, it is not for those unwilling to pay attention to what they are doing. It's LPG. If you screw up, you can blow up yourself, and anyone nearby.
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Since the late 80s to early 90s rangers didn't change, it will fit just fine. I changed one out last year and it was a perfect fit. Quality is better than original. The price can't be beat anywhere! It is a challenge changing it out but can be done without dropping the tank or removing the bed. Takes patience and several rest breaks. Good luck!