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Ford Ranger Bulb Size Guide Chart

Fernando West
Jun 23, 2022
It is wise to know which bulb will be compatible with your Ford Ranger as it makes your work easy and quick when it comes to replacement. Check the Ford Ranger Bulb Size Guide Chart in this article to learn the specific bulb size for your Ford Ranger before purchasing aftermarket lighting bulbs.

Benefits Of Changing Aftermarket LED Headlight Bulbs

There are various reasons why you need to change your halogen bulbs to aftermarket LED headlight bulbs.
More brightness. Changing your halogen bulbs to LED headlight bulbs will give you 400% more brightness. Usually the bulb that has been installed during the manufacturing process gets dimmed over the period of time. LED headlight bulbs, on the other hand, constantly stay bright.
Longer lifespan. LED bulbs have a longer lifespan. For instance, it can work upto 50,000 hours - which means it can be your companion for over two decades. You can look at LED bulbs as an investment rather than an expense. 
Better Vision. Considering it provides 400% more brightness, it also gives you a better vision, especially at night time driving. You can anytime rely on LED bulbs compared to OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer).
Improves Performance. Aftermarket LED bulbs also ensure that it improves the overall performance of the vehicle as it consumes less energy.

How To Replace A Headlight Bulb For Ford Ranger

Firstly, make sure you have all the basic tools like a flathead screwdriver, a clean cloth to wipe if you leave your handprints on the bulbs, and a pair of gloves while removing the old bulb - in case, it is still hot.
Step 1: Look for the headlights in the bulb unit after opening the hood.
Step 2: Take the old bulb out of the unit. Please wear gloves as you may burn your hands if the bulb is still hot.
Step 3: Install the new bulb, exactly in the reverse way you removed the old bulb.
Step 4: Fit the headlight unit back, just like you opened it and close the hood.
Please note: If you have never done any such DIY on your vehicle, then you may simply seek a professional’s help. However, it is going to cost you a good amount of money while if you follow the above mentioned steps, you can do it on your own.
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Fernando West
"Fernando West is an automotive engineer with over 15 years of experience in powertrain and emission control system research and development. He specializes in EGR, DPF, and SCR system design, and now shares his expertise through clear, accessible, beginner-friendly how-to guides."
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