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Ford Ranger Ignition Relay rapidly pushes battery power to the ignition system, and allows the truck to start without straining the dash switch. It is a small Ignition Relay that fits in the engine bay fuse panel, the coil only takes a trickle but it snaps and closes heavy contacts so that the coil and plugs get full voltage each time, eliminating slow cranking and misfires. In case the Ignition Relay is stuck or burnt, the engine will crank but never catches, so a healthy spare is a good payoff. Outside of the relay, the Ford Ranger itself is lustrous with a 2.3 liter EcoBoost and an output of 270 horsepower and 310 pounds feet of torque, a ten speed automatic and a four-wheel drive system that can task mud, gravel and snow with a sense of even strength. Its midsize size allows Ford Ranger to park easily but still carry 7500 pounds, which is achieved by heavy-duty rear leaf springs which keep trailers at level load. The Ranger cabin, says the owners, is roomy on long journeys. The interior features smartphone connectivity, lane keeping assistance, and pre collision assistance that alerts and responds quicker than the majority of competitors, with robust steel construction and considerate crash zones boosting safety ratings. The fact that Ford genuine parts fit correctly on the first attempt also helps owners to maintain a simple service and stable budgets as well. In order to install a new Ignition Relay, disconnect the battery, unscrew the fuse cover, directly remove the old part and firmly screw in the new part, close the fuse cover and reconnect.