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#2151 of 2180 4x4 trying to engage? by twocar Sep 28, 2006 (2:40 pm)
My '04 F-150 has lately been making a metal scrape noise. Just real intermittent. Then yesterday while in a funeral procession it just kept doing the noise. Afterward, when it did it again, I engage 4x4 High and it stopped. Anyone else had this problem? Replies to this message: mschmal (Sep 29, 2006 1:05 pm)
#2152 of 2180 Re: 92 F350 Oil Pan Replacement [wpalkowski] by cballard Sep 28, 2006 (4:24 pm)
Replying to: wpalkowski (Sep 07, 2005 9:21 am) hey I need to drop oil pan what you mean by jacking trans and engine Replies to this message: wpalkowski (Sep 29, 2006 4:33 am)
#2153 of 2180 Re: 92 F350 Oil Pan Replacement [cballard] by wpalkowski Sep 29, 2006 (4:33 am)
Replying to: cballard (Sep 28, 2006 4:24 pm) You can drop the pan. But only a couple of inches. IF you only want to change the pan gasket, there's room enough, but, if you want to totally pull the pan out, you can't!   There's a frame cross-member that runs across the middle of the pan. The pan depth is raised in the middle to accomodate the frame piece passing underneath it. There's a deeper part of the oil sump in front of the frame piece, and another deep part behind the frame member. You can't pull the pan out with crushing it.   If you want to replace it with the same size pan, the only way a new one will fit without damaging it is to unbolt the engine mounts and jack the engine up about 4-5 inches.   I haven't actually done it - I sealed my leaky pan with JB-Weld and it's still holding
#2154 of 2180 Re: 4x4 trying to engage? [twocar] by mschmal Sep 29, 2006 (1:05 pm)
Replying to: twocar (Sep 28, 2006 2:40 pm) GET to the dealer.   If you have SOF, the electric solinoid in the 4x4 may be falty.   Mark.
#2155 of 2180 Ford electrical problems by 62378 Sep 29, 2006 (2:04 pm)
I have a 03 F 150 and 02 Ranger with the same problem. Can't get any power to the window switches. Checked fuses and relays etc. Both units have been under water and have had other electrical issues, alternators, turn signals and so forth. I don't have wiring diagrams and am at a stand still. Any help would be appreciated!!!Where can I find wiring diagrams online? Thanks!!!
#2156 of 2180 check engine light by bigjohnson1 Oct 08, 2006 (4:26 am)
I have a 93 f150 on a road trip almost home it lost power, started skippen and rattlen loud. Three miles later it clears up. The check engine light slightly glows with intermittent poor performance. Lately noticed chirping while accelerating up hill. motor skips when smothens out transmission shifting iratecly. No codes present in computer. No evident wire damage. What to do?
#2157 of 2180 Re: '04 F150 still vibrating!! [pckncotton] by rytedeal Oct 08, 2006 (9:35 pm)
Replying to: pckncotton (Dec 09, 2004 11:37 am) My 04 F150 Super Crew also vibrated in the steering wheel. Here is what I did and hope it helps others out. The truck had been taken to the dealership 7 times in 20 months. Here is a list of what was done. First, aligned and balanced all four tires. Second, ballance tires and rotated. Third, road force balance and machined rotors. Fourth, aligned and road force balanced. Fifth, aligned and steering dampner installed. Sixth, all four tires replaced and road force balanced due to extended warranty by ford.Seventh, dealer balance and rotated but would not align under warranty. At that point I rufused to pay for the alignment and went to the service manager. He did not want to do anything else. I called my attourney, we met with my service records and he wrote to Ford. It took thirty days and ford is going to replace my truck or repurchase it. Currently Ford does not know how to repair the vibration in the truck, they can only make it better. That wasn't good enough for me when I just spent $30,000.00 for a new truck! Hope this helps others out. California Lemon law works!   Good luck all!
#2158 of 2180 How problem prone is the 06 F150? by macgyver005 Oct 13, 2006 (8:10 am)
Hello...I am contemplating the purchase of a new 06 F150 4x4. I've read about the vibration issue. How common is it? Can it be corrected? Does the model or trim make a difference? Has anyone had any trouble with the flex fuel engine? Is there any other quirk I should look out for? Thank you. Replies to this message: mac24 (Oct 13, 2006 3:23 pm)
#2159 of 2180 6.9 liter engine problem by sgcrafton Oct 13, 2006 (11:24 am)
My 1984 F250 will run about 15 minutes and then dies. At that point I have no power to the injector pump or glow plugs. Later on it will start up again and do the same thing.   Any ideas?
#2160 of 2180 Re: How problem prone is the 06 F150? [macgyver005] by mac24 Oct 13, 2006 (3:23 pm)
Replying to: macgyver005 (Oct 13, 2006 8:10 am) I've read about the vibration issue. How common is it?   Very!   Can it be corrected?   Occasionally it can, but mostly not. It then changes from being a problem to become a characteristic.   Does the model or trim make a difference?   4x4s seem to be the most affected.   Can't help with the last two. I'm not sure what percentage have the flex engine.

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