? about 2008 f-150 limited
new member here ,wanted to say hello and have a ? on the all wheel drive set up on the limited f-150.the wife and i went to look at the limited tonight and i have all but signed my name on the dotted line but dont know much about this drive line.Ive owned nothing but gm products thus far and have no exp. with this all wheel drive set up.anyone know if there has been any prob. with this and is it new or has it been on vehicles before.the lariet has 2hi -4hi-4lo setting where the limited only has auto and 4hi. Any help is appreciated as i am suppose to go back in the morning to sign for this puppy if the #s are to my liking. thanks
Hello...
AWD has been on the Lincon MarkLT since it came out? Check that section of the board...or not a good place to look since I just checked and there are 2 post.
Good luck!
Good luck!
Last edited by Old Dogg™; Feb 9, 2008 at 02:29 AM.
They have had the auto 4wd on explorers for awhile. I havent heard of any crazy problems with these. From my experience they do work rather well in slick conditions. Good luck with the purchase! If you buy you need to post some pics!
My dad has had an 06 and 07 Harley truck, both AWD and had good results. Gas mileage was about the same too, like avg 17 mpg's in the winter even, but he drives like he's 90 and blind so..... Now my brother has an 08 Limited (wife's) and an 08 Harley (his). The only thing is, burnouts are kinda tough to do
Do it, they're really nice trucks and the paint is sweet.
I think, don't quote me, but don't ALL Harley trucks 2006 and newer come AWD?
Do it, they're really nice trucks and the paint is sweet.
I think, don't quote me, but don't ALL Harley trucks 2006 and newer come AWD?
thanks for the replies,was also wondering if the spark plug spitting out has beeen adressed on the newer 5.4,post 2003? thanks.
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Originally Posted by grdn24
thanks for the replies,was also wondering if the spark plug spitting out has beeen adressed on the newer 5.4,post 2003? thanks.
Originally Posted by Ken07Harley
No. It's an option.
I used to have a 97 Mercury Mountaineer with AWD, I'd suppose it's pretty similar but it was nice. It's sort of like automatic 4WD. It's there when you need it and not when you don't. No problems with the drivetrain for the 10 years I owned it, worked great.


