Pic of door crack taken from:

http://arrowaranch.com/truck/crack.html




Check the site out for more info on location.

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'99 WHITE F150 XLT FlareSide SC 4.2 Auto 3.55, Superchip,
Black Westin Nerfs, White Prime Design BugShield,
White Vtech Taillight Covers, White Vtech Sidewinders,
'99 White Styleside Body Side Molding, K&N Air Filter
LOTTA SHOW and SOME GO

 

The crack on my 98 was right at the top of the wider black piece, right at the joint where the fat and narrow pieces meet. Not where it is in the picture.

 

Picture didn't show on my browser. (IE5)
followed link and finally saw the crack everyone is talking about.
Does it affect regular cab?
Does it affect the 99s?
I hope Ford fixed it for 2000
Never mind picture came up after I posted reply

[This message has been edited by 54regcab (edited 09-18-1999).]

 

Yea, the picture takes a while to load.

Is everyone elses crack that bad? Mine is not nearly that long.

 

Maybe we should use "door" in front of crack so we are not asking how long or how bad each others cracks are.....

kkirt cracked me up in his response:

"Is everyone elses crack that bad? Mine is not nearly that long."

 

Point well taken

 

Thank You very much for the picture!!! My dealer told me it was my problem and they wouldn't cover, now I have proof that it is a problem with more than just mine. This is the BEST site! If I never found this site I would have been screwed!!!! Thank You Very Much!! -ZRracer

98 F-150, 4.6, Off Road, exteded Cab, Auto, Blue, Dual exhaust, Alpine CD, (2) 10" Rockford Fosgate Subs.

 

What is your door pillar width?
Mine is 5.5"
Manufatured 6/99

 

If you have a door crack - please read my posting from 10/07/99 under 'new door crack theory'. I'd really like to add you to the list of F150online members with door cracks.

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1998 F150 XLT S/C 4.6L Auto, 3.55LS, 4X2, Moonlight Blue, all the bells & whistles except for leather seats. Lund Deflector, K&N, Pentaliner S/R, Window tint, factory side-steps, Infiniti component speakers, Superchip. Tom in Tacoma (Washington not Toyota)