The 2001 Ford Ranger doesn't use a single, easily accessible relay for the power windows. The power window system's control is more integrated into the body control module (BCM) and often involves several circuits and components within the BCM itself, rather than relying on individual relays for each function. There might be relays associated with the power supply to the BCM, but not specifically dedicated to the power windows.
Therefore, there isn't a simple "relay switch" to find like in some older vehicles. Troubleshooting power window issues in a 2001 Ranger usually involves checking fuses (check your owner's manual for the correct fuse location), inspecting wiring harnesses for damage, and potentially addressing problems within the BCM itself (which often requires professional diagnosis and repair).
