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How to Replace Front and Rear Shocks on a Ford Ranger

Duration: 12:30Views: 5.5KLikes: 137Date Created: Oct, 2021

Channel: How to Automotive

Category: Autos & Vehicles

Tags: do it yourselfbrian eslickhow to automotiveford ranger rear shock replacementford ranger front shock replacementford ranger front shock absorbersford rangershocks

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