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The Ford Ranger Voltage Regulator is one of the charging system subsystems that maintain the output of the alternator at a safe voltage levels of 13.5 to 14.5 volts. The regulator achieves this by having a feedback mechanism of the battery voltage and the system demand and modifying the field current to the alternator rotor with respect to the desired output voltage. Earlier generations of the Ranger came with mechanical voltage regulators; however, these were replaced by the electronic solid state regulators. These kinds of modern regulators are able to operate between fully-charged and fully-discharged states at a much faster rate, thus allowing more accurate control of the charging systems. Presently, most Ford Ranger vehicles have incorporated the voltage regulator into the alternator, or the Powertrain Control Module, thus increasing the efficiency of the system.