How to Remove & Replace: Taillight Housing, Taillight, Reverse, Signal Bulbs - Ford Ranger
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- čas přidán 10. 11. 2021
- In this video, I'll show you how to remove and replace the taillight housing, the taillight/brake light bulb, signal/hazard bulb, and reverse light bulb on your 1993-2011 Ford Ranger
This is by far one of the easiest DIY projects you can do on these trucks and is a great way to get your feet wet turning a wrench (or screwdriver) on this vehicle.
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PARTS AND TOOLS
3157 Bulb for Brake / Taillight - One pack will be enough for both sides
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3156 Bulb for Reverse and Blinker Bulbs - Will need one pack per side
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Milwaukee M12 Impact Driver (A bit overkill for this but it's what I used)
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Milwaukee Philipps Screwdriver
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LIABILITY DISCLAIMER
Please use the information in this video at your own risk. Neither Ray Regno nor Stronghold Garage will be held responsible for any damages, injury, or loss that could arise from using any information in this video. - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Thanks for the video, Ray. I had a hell of a time trying to find out which types of bulbs go in each socket since I was too lazy to take the taillights apart to check them.
Was looking for my 07 Mazda B3000truck, to replace the housing, got hit yesterday. Hope this will work. Thanks for the video.
good luck!
Awesome thanks
Glad you found it helpful!
Thank you for the video - I didn’t think to check for the two screws on each side inside the tailgate
Ya.. .me neither and then I remembered my first ranger I had in 1999. I almost broke the taillight trying to rip it off. lol
Great review! I have to change out a bulb
Awesome!
So i clicked on this because I remembered your build video a year ago on this same truck, just gotta say I sold my 99 ranger but those lights (atleast on mine which was $300 and basically everything was broken) can go in different ways 😅
lol. maybe the two 3156 sockets. i didn’t try tho.
If you could, could you do a time-lapse build on this truck? I think it'd be pretty cool since nobody has done it for a ranger as far as my knowledge
ya i was thinking of doing a best of 2021 timelapse or something.
I have a 1994 b3000 4wheel drive it goes in every gear with no problem and no noise but it will move perfect in 4 low only I hope someone might no that had this problem thank you
what kind of camera do you use for your videos?? very nice picture. excellent video
Thanks! The intro and exit video of me talking was shot on an old Sony A6000. The video of me actually working on the truck was shot on an iPhone 13 Pro. Didn't realize how dramatic the difference was til now!
Wow that is very excellent video for a iphone. I have taken a few good videos off my iphone 11 in 60fpm 1080p, but definitely not that good. I usually shoot with an old Sony handheld, but looking to upgrade and was just curious
That camera is like a $900 sony. Ouch. Mines is like a $250-300.
Definitely out of my price range
@@raiderman28 The A6000 is really old. It was released in 2014. You can get them for maybe $400-500 used. The A6400 is the $900 option now