Help, Just got a flat on my 2014 Ranger. Assumed the jack etc would be under back seat but the compartment underneath was empty. Either mt toolkit has been stolen or the the tools are stored elsewhere. Anyone got any ideas.

Any help appreciated

It is behind the rear seat backrest not the seat section, a pull cord is at the middle top to release the back rest

2 minutes ago, madmax2 said:

It is behind the rear seat backrest not the seat section, a pull cord is at the middle top to release the back rest

Just watched a youtube vid on it....

Madmax2 and Transam, you are stars. Yep behind back seat, simply pull the cord in the middle of the rear seat which allows back seat to fall forward revealing jack and other tools. I must be old fashioned - assumed they would be under rear seat. Hope this is useful to other Ranger owners.

Many thanks again guys - really appreciated.

By the way Transam can you give me a link to the video. I had already looked but couldn't find one. Thanks

1 minute ago, DickThrust said:

By the way Transam can you give me a link to the video. I had already looked but couldn't find one. Thanks

 

Thanks very much Transam - helpful as ever - much appreciated.

He will lend You his new Gauge next, mines just died after 22 years.!!.Tyre Plus on Monday for new one.

Bet Mid Engined Cars cause a bit of confusion.

Many thanks again to Madmax2 and Transam – this is an excellent case of the forum offering real positive advice to a fellow board member who is in trouble. Being stuck in the middle of nowhere with a flat, two toddlers and no manual was a real bummer. The promptness, validity and constructive nature of your replies was invaluable.

Best wishes and I hope you both continue to help fellow board members in the future – your contributions are invaluable and appreciated

I have removed a inflammatory post and the resultant replies to it.

25 minutes ago, DickThrust said:

Many thanks again to Madmax2 and Transam – this is an excellent case of the forum offering real positive advice to a fellow board member who is in trouble. Being stuck in the middle of nowhere with a flat, two toddlers and no manual was a real bummer. The promptness, validity and constructive nature of your replies was invaluable.

Best wishes and I hope you both continue to help fellow board members in the future – your contributions are invaluable and appreciated

Thanks, some of us do work behind the scenes to try and help folk, well l do...Good fun for me and better fun if my input helped out.....This forum Rocks.....

Here here, but unfortunately as with all fora there are infestations of folks who seem to take pleasure in ridiculing other members. This is the main reason why I rarely post - but I do enjoy the many positive contributions of others.

Cheers Transam.

Can anybody here point me where I can get discounted tyres. Looking for all terrain. Bf Goodrich Cooper or Yokohama..cheers 

Edited November 6, 20178 yr by John Citizen