Ford Ranger bypass starter automatic Super Cab

Asked by Guru11MKB Sep 13, 2019 at 09:41 AM about the 1996 Ford Ranger XL Extended Cab SB

Question type: General

How do I bypass a starter on a 93 Ford Ranger
automatic

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beatupchevy answered 5 years ago

You mean hot wire it ? make a connection between the solenoid and starter wires , screw driver , tire iron , anything metal , be careful

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