2008 ranger no heat suddenly coolant level ok new thermostat

Asked by jerrydeboer Sep 24, 2012 at 09:30 PM about the Ford Ranger

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Michael answered 12 years ago

Not sure if Ford has changed the design yet, but my 02 Explorer has a heater control valve. And if it looses vacuum.. No heat..

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