Which relay is the fuel pump on a 2006 ford ranger?

There isn't a single, universally designated "fuel pump relay" in a 2006 Ford Ranger. The fuel pump circuit is controlled indirectly through several components, and the specific relay involved might be part of a larger power distribution module or integrated into a central control unit. Its location and identification require consulting the vehicle's wiring diagram.

To find the relay (or the controlling module), you'll need:

1. Your 2006 Ford Ranger's Repair Manual: This is the best resource. It will show the specific relay or module controlling the fuel pump and its location in the fuse box (usually under the hood or in the passenger compartment).

2. A Wiring Diagram: A wiring diagram (often found in the repair manual) is crucial to trace the fuel pump circuit and identify the relay. Online resources might offer diagrams, but ensure compatibility with your specific year and engine.

Without the wiring diagram, attempting to locate the fuel pump relay by trial and error is not recommended. Incorrectly identifying and manipulating relays can damage electrical components.