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I will buy Jack Stands!!!
Ok. I don't wanna attempt those on my own. Mainly because I don't wanna have my truck outta comission for multiple days if I mess up or there's bolts too rusted together. Can't wait 'till I get a Mustang, then I'll have one to drive while working on the other. By the time I'm 20
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I'd skip the Mach 1 and I would love to have a Red 10th Anniversary Cobra. I was looking at them when I got the R. Lightnings have never moved me in any way. I like that they are Fords, but I'd rather buy something else.
I will buy Jack Stands!!!
I'd give my left nut for a Lightning. I have a red '03 model sitting on top of my TV. I LOVE those things. That's the absolute only '97-'03 F150 I'd drive though, because if I'm gonna wreck, it's gonna be grand anyway. Those things are death traps in a frontal collision
Tornado NW of here:http://kstp.com/news/stories/S1687996.shtml?cat=1 The end is pretty insane.
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I'd give my left nut for a Lightning. I have a red '03 model sitting on top of my TV. I LOVE those things. That's the absolute only '97-'03 F150 I'd drive though, because if I'm gonna wreck, it's gonna be grand anyway. Those things are death traps in a frontal collision
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Wow. This moron buys a 5.0 and wants to drive it at 1000 - 1200 rpm's.
His avatar says an AFB. If morons like this are defending our country, its time to load the squirrel guns boys!!
https://themustangsource.com/2010-mustang/486259-2.htm
His avatar says an AFB. If morons like this are defending our country, its time to load the squirrel guns boys!!
https://themustangsource.com/2010-mustang/486259-2.htm
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Its really a no brainer. Although the bleed screws can be a bugger. WD-40 has sulfuric acid (which is why it should never be used as lubricant on guns or locks) so I start applying that ahead of time in multi-doses. The rear shoes are just springs you have to lever in place, no bolts. The front pads need to have the calipers compressed for the new thicker pads.
Do want. The wheels especially
Wow. This moron buys a 5.0 and wants to drive it at 1000 - 1200 rpm's.
His avatar says an AFB. If morons like this are defending our country, its time to load the squirrel guns boys!!
https://themustangsource.com/2010-mustang/486259-2.htm
His avatar says an AFB. If morons like this are defending our country, its time to load the squirrel guns boys!!
https://themustangsource.com/2010-mustang/486259-2.htm
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But the rear sounds high. They're usually less than the front (although the cyl costs some). Why are they turning the drums? Did you have rivet to drum contact?
Funny... that reminds me of rebuilding wheel cylinders and master cylinders on my Land Cruisers. Still have the hone! For me it was a matter of pride (& money) to never use a shop when I was young. LOL
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I'm thinkin the front sounds about right if they're new rotors - and a guarantee (tire shop here 'Les Schwab' gives 3 yrs). They'd insist on new calipers - but I've had them go bad and replaced under their warranty on another car I've since sold.
But the rear sounds high. They're usually less than the front (although the cyl costs some). Why are they turning the drums? Did you have rivet to drum contact?
But the rear sounds high. They're usually less than the front (although the cyl costs some). Why are they turning the drums? Did you have rivet to drum contact?
There's a pulsation in my brakes, and he's thinking the rears may contribute, hence the new drums (can't turn them, already been done by a PO). I'm going to get the fronts and backs done separate, so if it's smooth as butter and the old rears are still there, I'm just going to get the new linings and wheel cylinders for the back
Funny... that reminds me of rebuilding wheel cylinders and master cylinders on my Land Cruisers. Still have the hone! For me it was a matter of pride (& money) to never use a shop when I was young. LOL
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By left, do you mean driver? If you do, I got nothing to say. But if it was the passenger side, I'd suggest going over to the passenger door and trying that switch. Happened once on the truck, driver side switch for the passenger window didn't work, but the switch on the passenger door did.
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Severe thunderstorm warning.
NTTAWWT
Found this thread and hit the door right behind the speaker while pushing the button and it went right up. Probably gonna have to replace the motor now though.
let it be known to any future employers...if Gary ever buys a Ford GT, I will be taking a few days off, and driving to wherever this greatness will be at.