check for a bad positive or ground cable
bypass the switch and go direct to the starter. i think your problem is one
of these. the ford cables are known to rot inside the sheathing. i lean
more to the positive cable. you can us a batt jumper cable to bypass the
ground.
ev
"faithful2one" <a2jnfaith1.RemoveThis@wmconnect.com> wrote in message
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>I have a problem and need help. I own a 1998 Ford Ranger Xtra cab, V6.
> Everything was going just fine while driving today. Went to start it up to
> go out this evening and after turning the key it was like a light bulb
> burned out after turning it on. Now I have absolutely zero power. The only
> sound it is making is a clicking sound from behind the glove compartment
> area. I have checked the fuses, but none seem to be burned out. When I
> take two of the fuses out, the clicking sound stops. Battery seems good
> (showing the green eye) and I am confused about the problem. My knowledge
> of vehicle repair is limited and I am hoping this is something I can fix
> instead of taking it to a garage. Can you please help with this? Thanks
> for all you offer! My truck only has 66000 miles on it with no warranty.
> >> Stay informed about: 1998 Ford Ranger 
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