Ford Ranger (1995–2002)

Ford Ranger Engine The Ford Ranger’s compact size and rugged frame made it one of America’s favorite small pickups. These trucks ran on efficient and dependable engines, but high mileage often brought common wear issues.

Engine Options:
– 2.3L I4 Lima
– 3.0L Vulcan V6
– 4.0L OHV and SOHC V6

Common Problems:
– Head gasket failures (2.3L)
– Valve seat recession (3.0L)
– Timing chain tensioner noise (4.0L SOHC)

Why Remanufactured:
Gearhead Engines re-engineers these small truck motors with improved metallurgy, corrected oiling channels, and new timing components — ready for another 150,000+ miles.

Your Ford Ranger deserves a second life. Get your remanufactured long block from Gearhead Engines today.

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