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Permaseal Turbo Gasket Kit - TK075

Permaseal Turbo Gasket Kit - TK075

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$275
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Turbo Gasket - LB794
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Turbo Gasket - LB794

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$12
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ACL Turbo Gasket - LB793

ACL Turbo Gasket - LB793

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$53
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Genuine OEM Throttle Body - TB290GEN

Genuine OEM Throttle Body - TB290GEN

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$1,674
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Cateran Intercooler - FOR-602

Cateran Intercooler - FOR-602

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Turbo Gasket - KB5033
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Turbo Gasket - KB5033

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ACL Turbo Gasket - JF054

ACL Turbo Gasket - JF054

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$43
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Goss EGR Cooler - EC101

Goss EGR Cooler - EC101

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$850
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Tridon Air Flow Meter - TAF094

Tridon Air Flow Meter - TAF094

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Maintaining Your 2014 Ford Ranger

The 2014 Ford Ranger is known for its robust performance and reliability, making it a favourite for both off-road adventures and daily commuting. While it doesn't come equipped with features like a timing belt - because it uses a timing chain instead - it's still crucial to keep up with routine maintenance to ensure your vehicle keeps running smoothly.

Regular servicing of your Ranger helps maintain its longevity and performance. Here's a rundown of some key maintenance tasks and tips to keep your Ranger in top shape:

  • Engine Oil and Filter Change: Regular oil changes are essential for keeping your engine healthy. Ford recommends changing the oil and filter every 10,000 to 15,000 kilometres. Check your oil levels and quality periodically, and top up if necessary.
  • Check the Brakes: Your brakes are critical, so regularly inspect them for wear and tear. Listen for any unusual noises like squeaking or grinding and check the brake pads to ensure they're not worn down.
  • Tire Maintenance: Keep an eye on your tire pressure and tread. Rotate your tires every 10,000 kilometres to ensure even wear, and replace them when the tread is worn down to keep your Ranger safe on the road.
  • Inspect the Battery: Batteries can lose charge over time. Check for corrosion on terminals and test the charge level periodically. Replacing the battery every 3 to 5 years is a good practice.
  • Fluid Levels: Beyond just the oil, review other fluid levels including brake, coolant, transmission, and power steering fluids. Top up as necessary and ensure there are no leaks.

For those with a bit of a DIY spirit, some of these maintenance tasks can be tackled at home with the right tools and instructions. However, certain jobs might require a mechanic's touch - especially if they involve detailed inspection or specialised equipment.

The Ranger is designed to be rugged and low maintenance, which is fantastic for drivers who prefer more time on the road and less in the garage. However, following these maintenance tips will ensure the vehicle continues to perform well over time. If you're ever in doubt, it's always a good idea to consult your vehicle's owner manual or a professional mechanic.

Keep this guide handy to ensure that your 2014 Ford Ranger receives the care it deserves, providing you with many more years of dependable service and adventure.