2001 Ford Ranger Regular Cab "95 clutch pedal" Questions

95 ford ranger won't start. it's a manual transmission with 227,000 miles on it. We've replaced the solenoid, the battery, and the starter and alternator are both working fine. When we try to start it

...95 ford ranger every time turn ignition switch I have replace starter starter solenoid, ignition switch,cylinder key replacement, Clutch Pedal Position Switch. but still fuse# 24 (15amps) blows any ...

95 ford ranger The easiest way to deal with this problem is to order the complete preblead slave cylinder kit. You can, just go with a new slave cylinder but because of the age of the other parts. You

...95 F-150 I have been trying to bleed the slave cylinder on my Ford F-150 4x4. When I first opened the bleeder valve the clutch lost pedal completely and I mean no pedal at all. I was bleeding it the ...

95 geo tracker clutch Clutch almost touches the floor before engaging engaging? you meant dis-engage im sure. pedal up is engaged, pedal at floor dis-engages it. my guess, is the clutch drags unless i

...95 jeep wrangler pump up clutch pedal really fast about ten times....leave it held to floor....open bleeder on slave cyl... repeat untill you have good pedal....may need to adjust master cyl. rod on ...

...95 jeep wrangler and am having issues shifting gears. Have replaced the clutch and that did not solve problem. Presently I have to double clutch to get it in gear. Would like some suggestions. Check ...

...95 sentra clutch had crunched and pedal would not spring back, found that clutch cable had snapped, replaced this and now my clutch pedal is still not 100% springing back, it springs back en new ...

...clutch pedal travel? 95 Mercury Tracer The clutch seems to be in good condition, as I can kill the engine easily by popping the clutch. But the engine/gears do not engage until the clutch pedal is at ...

daigram of 1995 Honda Civic EX plug clutch pedal ? diagram of 1995 Honda Civic EX plug clutch pedal ? 95 civic coupe ex brake lights wont work and the shifter locks in park position, what's wrong?