Where the hell is the lug wrench?
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Where the hell is the lug wrench?
Hey guys--
I'm pretty new to my F150--only had it about 6 months. I need to change a brake rotor, but I can't find the lug wrench to save my LIFE. Where did Ford hide it on these things? I've checked my user manual and it says, "use the tire iron that came with the truck ..." I would if I knew where it was!
Thanks in advance!
I'm pretty new to my F150--only had it about 6 months. I need to change a brake rotor, but I can't find the lug wrench to save my LIFE. Where did Ford hide it on these things? I've checked my user manual and it says, "use the tire iron that came with the truck ..." I would if I knew where it was!
Thanks in advance!
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Originally Posted by CRF250rider1000
In my old Crew Cab it was in the compartments behind the seat. Seat folds forward to reveal two compartments
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Originally Posted by CRF250rider1000
In my old Crew Cab it was in the compartments behind the seat. Seat folds forward to reveal two compartments
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I don't see anything under there ... just carpet. Is it supposed to be attached to the underside of the seat? I've looked and felt around, but nothing ... I don't even see a place where the jack/iron would have been attached or stored. Maybe I'll just go buy a socket for my breaker bar. Ugh.
Last edited by thevisualedge; 01-07-2008 at 02:49 PM.
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Originally Posted by thevisualedge
I don't see anything under there ... just carpet. Is it supposed to be attached to the underside of the seat? I've looked and felt around, but nothing ... I don't even see a place where the jack/iron would have been attached or stored. Maybe I'll just go buy a socket for my breaker bar. Ugh.
This is also where the jack is fastened down. I'm pretty sure that everything is held in place by a couple straps. Do you have straps under the seat? Or any other indication that something should be mounted there like a threaded hole?
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Originally Posted by thevisualedge
I don't see anything under there ... just carpet. Is it supposed to be attached to the underside of the seat? I've looked and felt around, but nothing ... I don't even see a place where the jack/iron would have been attached or stored. Maybe I'll just go buy a socket for my breaker bar. Ugh.
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