2008 F-150 FX4 SuperCab, 91,xxx miles - Delaware
 

Looking to sell my 2008 F150 FX4 SuperCab with 91400 miles on it as of today. It is silver with dark shadow grey lower two-tone paint. Its fully loaded out with sunroof, power leather seats, tow package and luxury package that included all paint to match grill, mirror caps and door/tailgate handles. The link is to the original window sticker that shows everything that was included. I have added 305/55/20 Nitto TerraGrapplers, dual exhaust with flowmaster muffler, 2.5" leveling kit, new brakes this past winter, tinted front windows to match rear, 09-14 emblems painted DSG with silver inlays, drop in bed liner, Truxedo soft bed cover that rolls up, WeatherTech front floormats, SCT x3 tuner, Pioneer AVH-X5500BHS head unit with rear view camera in the tailgate handle and iphone cable, I do have 2 Alpine S-10 subs with Kenwood mono-d amp installed and will include for the right price. Looking to get $16,000. Call or text if interested. I can provide more info or pictures if needed. 302.357.7083 Located in Delaware

Original Window Sticker

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Current


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Did you sell it? How much did you get for the truck if you did?

overheating solution at least for now
 

Thanks for the follow-up basecamp. I will look forward to hearing if your new radiator gives you an improvement. One user in the forum noted that 13 months after he replaced his radiator he was still saying it solved his overheating problem. Last week I started wondering if the cattle gaurd (or brush guard or whatever you want to call it) was obstructing enough air to be causing my overheating when under load towing up hills. It was on the truck when I bought it 6 months ago. I decided to try it without it on and sure enough I did the same hills pulling the same boat within 10 degrees of the same temperature and I didn't have any problems overheating in the same places where I had trouble before. I was doing it without any bumper at all mind you.

I haven't bought a replacement bumper yet so we'll see what happens when I do that. Interesting to note that I was at the Ford dealer in Salt Lake City and looked at about 5 different Eco Boost's that were there waiting for service. On at least half of them someone (presumably their owners) had removed the plastic grill from the center opening in the bumper which is roughly twice as long as a license plate. Maybe the restricted air even on the stock bumper is a compounding problem that people are aware of.

wrong forum

You have to make sure the problem is to suggest to the fore so they tell you exactly, the same thing happened to me in the past

Good luck with sale