How do you turn off the speed limiter on a 1999 Ford Ranger?

You can't turn off a speed limiter on a 1999 Ford Ranger. There wasn't a factory-installed speed limiter on that model year. If you're experiencing a vehicle that's not going above a certain speed, the problem lies elsewhere. This could be due to a number of mechanical or electrical issues, including:

* Faulty throttle position sensor: This sensor tells the engine how much fuel to inject. A malfunctioning sensor can restrict the engine's power.

* Problems with the fuel system: Clogged fuel filter, low fuel pressure, or a failing fuel pump can all limit speed.

* Transmission issues: Problems within the automatic or manual transmission can restrict speed.

* Engine problems: A variety of engine problems, such as a failing ignition system, low compression, or other mechanical issues, can significantly limit the vehicle's speed.

* Restricted exhaust: A clogged catalytic converter or muffler can restrict engine performance.

If your Ranger isn't reaching its expected speed, you should take it to a mechanic for diagnosis and repair. Attempting to bypass or remove a non-existent speed limiter is futile and won't solve the underlying problem.