Ford 2001 Ranger, Manual

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100-01-2 100-01-2 Identification Codes
DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION
The Traction Battery Tray warning label is located
Identification Codes
on the left and right sides of the traction battery.
NOTE: For Electric Ranger Only.
The label warns of the potential for electric shock if
an unauthorized person attempts to service the
traction battery. The label also cautions against
lifting the vehicle by the traction battery.
High Voltage Warning Label
The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is located
on a tab on the driver’s side dashboard and on the
Vehicle Certification Label. The Electric Vehicle
(EV) can be identified by checking the engine
identification number on the VIN tag. This is the
The High Voltage warning label has three icons that
eighth digit on the tag, which indicates the battery
contain a general warning, a high voltage warning,
pack that is installed in the Electric Vehicle. A
and an icon to inform technicians that the proper
number 7 indicates a Lead Acid Battery Pack (PbA)
service information should be used prior to
and a number 1 indicates a Nickel Metal Hydride
servicing the vehicle.
Battery Pack (NiMH). For other VIN information,
refer to the
Ranger Workshop Manual .
High-Voltage Label - High-Voltage Power
Distribution Box
Warnings
The Electric Ranger contains many unique electrical
components. The components that operate using
high voltage are labeled to warn of the potential
danger for electric shock. In addition to the high
voltage, some of the components also generate high
levels of heat. These are labeled to protect people
from possible burns.
Traction Battery Tray Label
The High-Voltage - High-Voltage Power
Distribution Box warning label is located on the
high- voltage power distribution box (HVPDB)
below the HVPDB cover. This label warns of the
need to allow the vehicle to discharge electrically
for one minute before removing the inner HVPDB
cover.
2001 Ranger EV, 01/2001