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Ok here's my question, I bought a 2000 f-150 with 150,000 recently. I want to drive it home to texas about 1300 miles one way trip. What would yall do as precautions to feel comfortable to make the round trip. I have know idea what the dealership did to vehicle or prior owner. Right now the truck runs fine idles great at 600 rpm when stopped. No other visable or wierd noises. Should I take it to nearest ford and have them look at it?
Ok here's my question, I bought a 2000 f-150 with 150,000 recently. I want to drive it home to texas about 1300 miles one way trip. What would yall do as precautions to feel comfortable to make the round trip. I have know idea what the dealership did to vehicle or prior owner. Right now the truck runs fine idles great at 600 rpm when stopped. No other visable or wierd noises. Should I take it to nearest ford and have them look at it?
Perform your basic maitenance. Oil Change, fuel filter, air filter, check all fluids etc. No need to take it to a dealer unless you don't have the mechanical ability or tools to perform the maitenance. Please don't take that last statement the wrong way. Alot of people do not work on vehicles. I would check the front end to make sure it's greased up, tight and aligned.
Check the brakes out and fluid level. Check for any leaks from front to back.
If you perform the maitenance and check everything out, you will be fine.
Check the brakes out and fluid level. Check for any leaks from front to back.
If you perform the maitenance and check everything out, you will be fine.
jbrews right, 600 rpm's is not good unless he meant in drive, 750 in park/neutral. I wouldn't worry, 1300 miles is decent, but not bad. If it has had a good safety, check the fluids and enjoy.
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Change the oil and filter check the air filter and all the other fluids and check the air presure in the tires. A good long highway run will be good for the truck and have fun.



