2009 Ford RANGER CAB CHASSIS 2 OR 4WHEEL

Asked by Guru9G31R8 Jun 23, 2023 at 11:03 PM about the 2009 Ford Ranger

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Gene answered 10 months ago

Most cab and chassis Rangers were two wheel drive unless it was special ordered as a 4x4. If you can get the VIN then it candy decoded to find out.

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Bob_ answered 10 months ago

there is a little goodie called a transfer case, this has plenty of U-joints to fail on you...like having an extra "pumpkin' differential between the front and rear....fewer moving parts are more reliable~ the rubber parts will and are going to fail, bout 50,000 miles, if exposed to rough gravel/dust perhaps shorter~ be nice if there is a question here, make up a question for us~

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