Will these fry my factory wiring on a 2000 ford ranger?
1009929
No you won't. The ballast is like a fuse. If anything will fry it will be the ballast.
1009930
Like eggs? They actually run cooler than halogen lights. I suppose if you somehow figured away to connect these incorrectly which would be very difficult to do that you could damage the ballasts on these. These are rather simple to install. So if you spend more than a few minutes on each side you may want to ask for help because you may be installing incorrectly. If you normally swap your own light bulbs you should be okay with this modification.
272393
Yes, they will. Be as careful as possible when removing/inserting. While rearranging/cleaning up my cabling, I had to remove the positive lead from my amp. I accidentally nicked the ground gauge reducer, and let me tell you...it wasn't pretty. Thankfully, I didn't blow anything. A very noticeable surge mark is left as a reminder.
731328
If you have the TRANS and FRONT reversed, that's what happens. Check the wiring, I know because I screwed it up :-)
1245695
Yard Man is right. This is only the controlling switch to replace existing defective switches. You would need the rest of the wiring, modules and programming already existing in your Ranger for this to work. Do not purchase this if you don't already have Cruise Control as an option in your truck.
1820923
depends on your wattage on your factory speakers if there low watt speakers then no cause you could end up blowing them you have to makes sure on what the wattage is on the amp and your factory speeakers
958564
I can't answer, I threw them away after reading from a few reviewers that the polarity is switched (neutral and common wires are backwards.) I suggest you seek out an alternate item just to be safe.
949533
No they will hyper blink with the factory setup. You could go thru all the trouble of splicing in resistors which I did but they seem to fail about every two years or you could go to the parts store near you and buy an "LED Compatible Flasher Relay" I just wish someone would have told me sooner
1385779
You may have possible blew a fuse? Make sure to recheck all your wiring, I've had mine installed for almost 2 years now and they still work fine. Worst case is you might have a faulty unit.
1114699
i just put them on a utv. becarefull with the my friend pulled the wires out of one. put a a relay in line. or check jc witney for controll
1676238
That is exactly what I did. The harness was slightly different than the stock plug. It came with directions that allowed me to wire it in with no problems. There were some specific instructions about specific years of Ford trucks and the brake wire, but I was able to figure it out with the instructions and a simple voltage meter.
1998944
i have no way to say for sure, but I would assume you wouldnt. just snip the wires going to your stock speakers and splice the new ones (included) to the leads. I would google which wire is positive and which is negative.
525121
Depends on the VIN number. The 98-2000 rangers saw a swap in 4x4 design so earlier models will accept these hubs. If you have the model with the vacuum pulse hub system they should swap in. I have been using these since 2010 and I had to replace a few times. I think manufacturing has definitely seen a decrease in quality. They are fast at shipping out replacements under warranty however. I wish WARN would make a replacement but these guys are the only game in town. The only other option is an axle swap with a later model Explorer. Good luck!
144181
No expert, here, but...BE CAREFUL and ALWAYS have the in-line fuse in place on the OEM wiring harness, and NEVER wire directly to your fuse block W/O this, or, like I did a couple of years ago, blew a classic old PassPort! No big loss other than sentimental!
1686906
Don't know - I fitted mine to a 2000 Ford Explorer. Check the Amazon part-finder tool for your Ranger (see: http://www.amazon.com/gp/part-finder/slide-show/2003/Ford/Ranger/ref=au_pf_cr_automotive_L3_Control_A?ie=UTF8&carId;=001&par;tsNode=15731991&pf;_rd_p=1364510422&pf;_rd_s=center-1&pf;_rd_t=1601&pf;_rd_i=B004CGOMI4&pf;_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf;_rd_r=0YG4E9B7328FJ7W3CE56).
762737
I used these on my 2006 ford fusion and to get them to work correctly you have to buy a pair of resistors which can be found on amazon.com they will allow the leds to work correctly. Before I installed the resistors I had the same problem just search for led resistors. If you have any questions about installing them youtube has great instructional videos on doing it correctly.
1737688
Surely a connection or the configuration is wrong, they worked well in my car, not sure what's the problem on your truck body, sorry!
1631985
The ford is a 12 volt system so yes, but if your looking for a direct replacement of a faulty relay probably not