Whats this plug to.I found it near the battery not connected to anything but looks like it was at some point.

 

No one?

 

Fogs maybe?

 

Can't be cause they use a two pin plug and they are pluged in already but that plug is like 6"long

 

Possibly for a Battery Heater? I know my '00 had one and it's in the right place.

 

Hmmmm if I remember the plug had four wires going to it and only one had power

 

turbo encabaculater plug

 

lick it and if it shocks you then you're gullible

 

 

Its a joke. We obviously have no idea so are giving you a bump with a joke

 

Yea I know it just appers that no one knows anything about the electical system on these trucks

 

all i can say is that your truck is running and driving ok then the plug must not do much

 

Well I do have a wire jumped for the a/c switch and air bag to work

 

Give it time, someone is bound to stumble on this thread that will know the answer.

 

where is bob when we need him

 

shot in the dark... airbag sensor plug?

 

That looks like the connector for the Daytime Running Lamps Module which was required on Canadian-spec Rangers of that year. It is in the right general location. The DRL connector (without the module) is also present in some U.S.-spec Ranger harnesses of the same era.

 

Looks like a Canoedian Ranger eh?

 

follow it and see where it goes. i have never seen that plug before.

 

Seems like a tranny slip between 40 and 45 mph. Used additive no good, drained fluid and changed filter. still seems as if its slippin, new fuel filter,new plugs and wires,still seems like a slip. Maybe trans shift solenoids or torque converter???? Anyone with similar problem??? 2005 xlt 4.0