OEM Ford Ranger Torque Converter

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Ford Ranger Torque Converter combines the classic power of the pickup frame and a smart hydraulic device that converts engine work into decisive, smooth move. The Ford Ranger will captivate the drivers with a spirited EcoBoost, a precise automatic gearbox, a sure-footed suspension setting, and a spacious cargo bed, and regardless of whether you are heading to the workplace or a mountain road the truck is up to the task. The truck includes smart phone connectivity, plush seats and sharp sound. The Ranger provided by Ford designers has advanced safety equipment, crisp steering, and robust towing equipment, ensuring that it is a work and play balanced truck without having to spend beyond its budget limit on fuel consumption. Next to the engine is the Ranger Torque Converter, which is a fluid in between engine and transmission and serves to couple the two, torque multiply at low speed, and enables your engine to idle quietly when you sit. This Torque Converter also locks up during cruise to reduce slip and ensure temperatures remain low as well as to increase mileage which means that Ford powertrain remains cool and efficient even during long journey. High strength fins, rough stator, and balancing were applied by engineers to make the Torque Converter durable so as to provide it with consistent launches even when carrying equipment. Ford Ranger Torque Converter is installed by prefilling, sliding it over the input shaft and rotating until it snaps into place, then aligning it with the flexplate followed by tightening bolts as much as possible by hand, then tightening to spec specially, completing with filling and checking of leaks.