Ford RangerMore than two decades ago, the Ford Ranger debuted as an answer to various compact pickup trucks being made available by Japanese automakers. The Ranger was cleanly styled and offered with a choice of a 6-foot or 7-foot bed. Ford boasted that the Ranger had more interior room than the best-selling imports and that 4-by-8-foot construction material could be carried in the bed.
Hello all. My Ranger is only blowing cold air. After looking thru various forums, thought the issue might be the blend door. Removed the actuator and tested it, but it did not move. Opened it up but did not find any broken teeth or obvious defects. My thoughts are a failed actuator or defective temperature selector switch. Are there any other tests I can do for the actuator? What is next logical step? Thanks
Are both heater hoses hot, where they pass though the fire wall? (engine up to temp)
They should be if the if the temperature switch is set to high. If not.....
Check the water flow control valve on the heater hoses?
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2003 Ranger temperature control problem 
Linear Mode
