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Old 12-31-2008, 11:48 PM
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Ford 4 Cyl Diesel.

Hope this isn't too far off our topics.

I'm sorta curious about the little Ranger Pickups with a 4 Cyl Diesel engine.
Who can point me to a forum or website for info on the old buggys?

Did they come on 4X4?
Who made the Engines?
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They came in 4X2 and 4X4 versions, the earlier N/A version used a Perkins 4.135 2.2-liter which put out about 59 hp and the later turbo version used a Mitsubishi 4D55 2.3-liter which was good for about 84 hp.
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