Have any of you been to www.howstuffworks.com

Its a good site. If you want to know how an engine works, check it out. Much more stuff also.

 

That's a very cool site. Thanks for the link !!!
Take care,
~Chris

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Gee there is, amazingly enough, a link to that here: http://www.fortunecity.com/silversto...843/links.html

Wooops!...apparently you need the IE browser for this page. I'm still not sure why.

 

I bookmarked it !
Fast46, where do you find all these sites?

 

shifter -

I'm like that - only verse-visa. I sometimes don't WANT to know how they work - only that they do!!

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98 F150 S/C 4.6 2wd Vermillion/Silver,HD Tow Pkg, Boards, Vents, Bug Chaser, DIY "breezer" Tailgate, 5th whl hitch, Tool box, 16" OEM Mag's,
Mobil1 /Wix Oil filter/ K&N / air box mod.
In looks & go - Chevy - like a rock.

 

54regcab,

Found it over at Ford-diesel.com
When Im not at f150online, Ill do some searching.

 

As a techno-dork, I found the How Stuff Works site information to very interesting and well-explained concerning how the Internet and Web pages work. I learned interesting things I didn't know before.

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Black 2000 SC short-box XLT. 4.2 V-6, 5-speed, 3.55 Limited Slip. Side steps, CD, remote entry, factory box liner. My add-ons: Older Windstar (driver's side) wiper blade - the one with the air scoop, because I don't slow down when it rains; "f150online" sticker and snazzy Tweetie Bird floor mats.

My second of the "new" F150s. Great trucks!