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Anonymous Posted on Feb 15, 2015

What would cause my 2000 ranger to buck between 45 and 50 mph going up hill

My 2000 ford ranger bucks at speeds of 45 and 50 going up hill

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Yea! I'd like to see the answer to this also!
My Ford Explorer 2000 does the same thing going up hill. Especially with a loaded trailer on.
Local mechanic had it for the day and couldn't put his finger on it.
I can alleviate the problem by turning the AUTO Trak knob to 4x4 Hi while driving and the jerking stops.
I'll keep an eye here to see what others think
Cheers
Trevor

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