97-99 Ford Ranger 2.5l Engine Wiring Harness... Engine Section Only on 2040-parts.com
Perrysville, Ohio, United States
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For sale is a wiring harness for a ford ranger with the 2.5L automatic. This is the section that is on the engine... injectors, computer, runs to transmission, so on.....Good used condition no cut ends but may have a tab or 2 broke on the clips.
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