Just bought a 2002 L
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From: Florida
I thought I would. Not because of passengers, but because I could keep stuff locked in the cab and not get wet. A hard top cover will solve that. The other is the 4X4. Haven't needed yet. I figure I can skim over any mud hole at 140. HeHe.
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From: Ft. Lauderdale, Fl
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From: Alexandria VA
Fixed my Clunk problem this weekend. Talk to DL, he posts regularly on this website, and get a set of stainless steel clunk washers from him.
Don't go to the dealership to have them repair it, they wont fix it properly.
It took me about 45 minutes to do the work. It probably could have been done faster, but I had a hard time getting the freakin bolt out after I got the nut off
It's so nice not to have everyone stare at you like you broke something when they hear that clunk noise.
Don't go to the dealership to have them repair it, they wont fix it properly.
It took me about 45 minutes to do the work. It probably could have been done faster, but I had a hard time getting the freakin bolt out after I got the nut off
It's so nice not to have everyone stare at you like you broke something when they hear that clunk noise.
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Welcome! You got the fast (but hard to keep clean) color!
At the end of this thread are pictures of my Herb's Washers install:
https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...threadid=74800
At the end of this thread are pictures of my Herb's Washers install:
https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...threadid=74800