Where is the number 6 cylinder on 1998 ford ranger 3.0 engine?

A 1998 Ford Ranger 3.0L engine is a V6. Cylinder numbering on these engines typically follows a pattern where cylinders are numbered sequentially from the front of the engine, alternating banks. However, there's no single definitive "front" due to the V configuration.

To determine which cylinder is #6, you need to look at the engine itself. You should find a casting number or a diagram stamped on the engine block or valve cover that shows the cylinder layout. This diagram will clearly indicate which cylinder is #6.

Without a visual aid (a diagram or the engine itself), it's impossible to say definitively where cylinder #6 is located.