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The amount of coolant your Ford Ranger needs depends on the engine size and the year of the model. It usually ranges from 1.2 to 3.5 gallons, but larger engines may require more. It's important to check the factory specifications for your specific Ranger model and year to avoid driving with too little coolant. Adding too much coolant can also be an issue, so it's best to follow the fill line under your hood. Apologies for the lack of specific details, as there wasn't much information provided.
My pickup truck is having issues with overheating.
A typical Ford Ranger has a coolant capacity of 2.1 pints, but this may vary depending on the model year.