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Ford Ranger Oil Pump prepares the adventurous midsize pickup to all tours, yet at first think of why the Ford Ranger is so popular among the people in the world. The new Ford Ranger has a spirited 2.3 liter EcoBoost engine, which is fast-accelerating, smoothes out the 10 speed automatic and has an assured fuel economy, combines its rough frame, balanced suspension, and four wheel drive to enable drivers to haul boats, take up mountain trails, and city streets without any exception. Powerful towing capabilities, intelligent driver features such as lane keeping assist and a spacious tech-laden cabin complete the Ford Ranger package and demonstrates that the truck is a combination of muscle and comfort. The long life bed tie downs, easy to clean vinyl flooring, and the optional offroad packages make it even more useful every-day. Going to the Oil Pump, this is a small but rugged driven piece of gear that is located low in the engine block, which pulls the oil out of the pan and then pressurizes it to ensure that bearings, pistons, and cam followers remain cool, clean and cushioned. All in all the engine heartbeat is the Oil Pump, which pushes the oil immediately the starter is switched on. Gears fit with the crankshaft and a relief valve prevents overpressure allowing the Ford Ranger Oil Pump to provide consistent flow regardless of the rpm. It makes the turbocharged engine last longer, run noisier and maintain consistent power within the hot climbs of summer or freezing mornings. To install, disconnect battery, drain oil, drop pan, changed old Oil Pump, new gaskets, torque bolts, refill, and check pressure.