4 cyl or 6cyl??
4 cyl or 6cyl??
I'm looking into buying a ranger, because I want a truck and respectable gas mileage. I am currently looking at a 1997 Ranger XLT 2.3L stick and a 1998 Extended Cab ranger with the 3.0L V6 automatic. Any suggestions? Or other model??
If you want a truck with respectable mileage the only option you really have is the 4 cylinder, more specifically the 2.3 Duratech in the later model Rangers. The older 2.3 and 2.5 Lima's get only marginally ok mileage for a 4 banger.
So none of the older ones are any good for gas mileage? Anyone know how long these engines run? I'm kind of on a tight budget as I'm in college and just trying to trade my car for a 4x4. I've been looking at everything under 3000. So I don't know if i could find a newer one cheap enough.
So none of the older ones are any good for gas mileage? Anyone know how long these engines run? I'm kind of on a tight budget as I'm in college and just trying to trade my car for a 4x4. I've been looking at everything under 3000. So I don't know if i could find a newer one cheap enough.
So none of the older ones are any good for gas mileage? Anyone know how long these engines run? I'm kind of on a tight budget as I'm in college and just trying to trade my car for a 4x4. I've been looking at everything under 3000. So I don't know if i could find a newer one cheap enough.
This isnt entirely true. A newer duratech 2wd standard cab can pull down high 20's for mileage.
Depends on what they are driving. If its got a V6 in it they are feeding you a line of BS
I average 24-25.
The worst I have ever got was 19.
This is with the truck in the ad above.
I was consistently getting 21 MPG until I took out the air cleaner silencer tube and found out the exhaust was plugged.
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