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Ford Ranger Fuel Pressure Regulator is placed in the center of a truck designed to be your all-time fun vehicle. Ford Ranger offers a sure performance through the turbocharged engine, fast shifting ten speed automatic, and balance suspension that ensures the ride is stable on either the city streets or in the rocky paths. Lightweight and tough engineering allows the Ford Ranger to haul significant loads and pull weekend toys and still drink ethically, and a range of safety technology can ensure that young drivers stay relaxed in the cab. There is also smart infotainment, ample seating, and rough materials inside so that every journey is comfortable whether on a daily commute or on a cross country journey. The Fuel Pressure Regulator is a depended component by the owners of their Ford pickup to ensure that that spirited motor is not skid rowing. The Fuel Pressure Regulator is a spring loaded diaphragm-based low-pressure rail sensor inside every Ranger that bypasses excess supply of additional gasoline to the tank so the injectors can get constant flow to enhance clean throttle response, reduced emissions and cold starts. Having a properly adjusted Fuel Pressure Regulator will help avoid difficult starting, misfiring and wastage of fuel, save money and environment. Changing Fuel Pressure Regulator in a Ford Ranger is not very hard, release the pressure out of the system, disconnect the battery, take off the old one with the O-ring, lubricate the new part, screw up the pieces, reconnect the lines, start the pump and look at leaks.