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Hey Guys, I'm new to this forum. I have owned, and currently own several Ford trucks. I purchased a 2001 F150 7700 series truck as a play toy, and have a question on the differentials. It has good agressive snow tires on it, and it will not climb up steep grades on the road in the snow. The four wheel drive is working, but it seems as if only 1 front tire and 1 back tire spin at the same
time. Is this normal for this model truck, and if so, are there any upgrades to the rears such as a locker. Any help would be appreaciated, this thing sucks when you are trying to go forward, but the truck slides backwards in the snow.
time. Is this normal for this model truck, and if so, are there any upgrades to the rears such as a locker. Any help would be appreaciated, this thing sucks when you are trying to go forward, but the truck slides backwards in the snow.
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Hi everyone ,this is my first posting. I have a 1998 F-150 4x4 with 4.6 .
The problem I have is I can not get #4 spark plug out of the head. Material is build up in the hole and stopping the socket from going onto the spark plug hex. I am and have put stuff down the hole to try and soften the material no luck so fare. Help welcome.
Regards Mike
The problem I have is I can not get #4 spark plug out of the head. Material is build up in the hole and stopping the socket from going onto the spark plug hex. I am and have put stuff down the hole to try and soften the material no luck so fare. Help welcome.
Regards Mike