Why does it do that whats wrong with it ?
Starter and solenoid or just starter was replaced? sounds like a solenoid problem.
Assuming the starter motor spins but doesn't engage to turn engine over to start you could have a bad starter drive which is part of the starter assembly or possibly damaged/missing teeth on flywheel ring gear. Depending on year and model vehicle, some starters you can replace just the starter drive otherwise you need to replace the whole starter. If you changed the starter look at the flywheel.
A couple of missing teeth on the flywheel sounds like is is the answer to your question. Every time the starter lands on that spott with the missing teeth it will not start. Once it move off that spot on the flywheel the starter can engage.
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SOURCE: 4 wheel drive
there is a way to do that.....all you have to do is go get the manual locking hubs and switch it over...not that hard....did it to a early 90s f150....pretty easy.
SOURCE: 1991 ford ranger not getting any spark
probably the coil , but have your alternator checked first
SOURCE: 1993 FORD RANGER 4 WHEEL DRIVE
there is an actuator on the back of the transfer case that likes to fail odds are this is where your problem is. check power and ground here and if you have both replace the actuator
SOURCE: 1999 ford ranger 4x4 no 4 wheel drive
solenoid on back of transfer case is defective or no power to it /12 volts
SOURCE: need vacuum diagram for 4-wheel drive
the 4x4 don't use vacuum. the front is auto lock when the transfer is engauged with the button. if the light don't which when pressed into 4hi or 4low. the motor on the transfer case maybe hung up. they have to be used at least 4 times a year not to go bad. the motor is on the back side of the transfer case. best of luck.
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may need to put shimes in it or if the teeth on starter are broken check the flywheel
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