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Most likely the wire has come off the column. Worst case is its broken.
Bare minimum you will need to pull the knee board , the metal plate behind it, the radio bezel. cluster bezel/trim, and drop the column. You may need to pull the cluster too.
I have an extra. 25 shipped.
I can get pics for reference if you want. I have a column sitting around.
Bare minimum you will need to pull the knee board , the metal plate behind it, the radio bezel. cluster bezel/trim, and drop the column. You may need to pull the cluster too.
I have an extra. 25 shipped.
I can get pics for reference if you want. I have a column sitting around.
#5
OH I love that search button !
https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...tor-broke.html
https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...indicator.html
Scroll down to the pics.
https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...tor-broke.html
https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...indicator.html
Scroll down to the pics.
#7
Wow....I've never seen such a simple fix turn into such a big deal like this one.
There is an adjustment wheel on the cable that moves the indicator needle. Simply turn the wheel to get it in the right position.
You do have to remove the knee board, metal plate, radio bezel, and dash panel to get to it. I'd recommend replacing the stock lights with LED's while you're in there.
There is an adjustment wheel on the cable that moves the indicator needle. Simply turn the wheel to get it in the right position.
You do have to remove the knee board, metal plate, radio bezel, and dash panel to get to it. I'd recommend replacing the stock lights with LED's while you're in there.
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Wow....I've never seen such a simple fix turn into such a big deal like this one.
There is an adjustment wheel on the cable that moves the indicator needle. Simply turn the wheel to get it in the right position.
You do have to remove the knee board, metal plate, radio bezel, and dash panel to get to it. I'd recommend replacing the stock lights with LED's while you're in there.
There is an adjustment wheel on the cable that moves the indicator needle. Simply turn the wheel to get it in the right position.
You do have to remove the knee board, metal plate, radio bezel, and dash panel to get to it. I'd recommend replacing the stock lights with LED's while you're in there.
but the 2nd one looks easy lol
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