How to replace 1992 Ford Ranger 3.0L Rear Freeze Plugs

How I replaced my Rear Freeze Plugs on the 92 Ranger xlt 2wd 3.0L. Transmission previously removed. Rent a Transmisson Jack if you have to, or make one.
Estimated cost $800-$2000!
Part cost - $1.36 for plugs, $8.00 for the gasket seal
DIY! Save some Damn $$$$!

[@brentf85]

I appreciate the perseverance and patience in a real world scenario. Many videos cut in and out but you stick with it.
I was yelling into my phone when you dry fitted the first one into the block without locktite or permatex LOL.
Well done, I am waiting for my M5OD rebuild kit to arrive and I have the transmission/driveshaft/transfer case sitting there and I spotted my block heater leaking .So now I have another thing to do.
Keep up the down to earth informative videos!!

[@CaptianWiggles]

Thank you, I appreciate it. Hope your rebuild goes great 👍

[@Happycamper8823]

Thank you much just got my first truck and this is where the coolant was leaking out of

[@CaptianWiggles]

Thanks for the comment, glad my vid helped out!

[@wesleyb250]

Very informative. Thank you.

[@CaptianWiggles]

Thanks for the view and comment, I appreciate it!

[@ronaldpoddig6188]

My nephew said he needs to replace his plugs. I didn't even know there were any in the rear of the block

[@jackwarner751]

Hey, I've never done this before and I'm kind of concerned. Did you actually put those freeze plugs in backwards? Or does it matter personally, I would go ahead and put them in the same way I took them out. Just asking for a friend😮