WIll it Start? 1997 Ford Ranger Pickup

This is my pickup. it needs new brakes and a tail pipe, it wont pass inspection, so it sits in the garage. I want to move it to get the vino out but there is one question, will it start?

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• will
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• 1997
• ford
• ranger
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• truck
• broken
• wont
• cranking

[georgef551]

Of course it'll start. It's a Ford.

In the shop often? Well, it's a Ford.

I have an automatic transmission, and it does have the RPM gauge. They probably do that to save money, installing similar panels, and various ones add labor costs (to select what goes where, versus an all-in-one that goes to anything).

[dieselducy]

250k miles with practically no trouble. Just needs some maintence .

[mickwi5]

I've got a 1996 with close to 300k going on it. It runs better than that xD

[josh198869]

do you think you could have held in the starter a little more and way to go rev a motor that has not ran in 2 months i bet thats really good for it

[Bonerburry]

@ib7510 I realize you might have 93's, but this is a 97! The speedos changed in 96. The 97's have 6 digit odometers, while the 93's have a five digit with a tenths counter.

[ib7510]

@aaronm8604 because it's a 2000 idiot. In 1993 they had 5 digit.

[surikan1]

Damn you people so dum. All car pretty much the same . Just some spining thing inside. No car is darn better better than any other. American car have more horsepower , bigger, tougher than Japanese car thank to your retardness.

Here a little business and history lesson

back than american invented car and japanese decide oh we gonna make some car. So then they cannot make the same thing as the american so they improve by making the car out of copper, tin, aluminum for better weather resistant.

[BigKush1596]

there were more light on the dash then a Christmas tree

[thewhofan99]

@badmonk3829 you don't know that for sure. my 94 had no tach and it was a stick

[mitch9521]

dont see these without tachs very often

[aaronm8604]

@ib7510 ummm wrong.... i owned a 2000 ranger it has a 6 digit odometer without a doubt you are wrong