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#2 of 15 Re: 1991 Ford F150 Wipers and Auto Doors [missouriford] by thren Mar 26, 2007 (3:30 pm)
Replying to: missouriford (Mar 16, 2007 6:36 pm) Checking the window motor is as simple as removing the wiring harness plug and energizing it or putting a meter on the socket.   If the window isn't going up, but you can hear the motor working, you probally broke the bushings in the window motor (common occurance). Replacement bushings are available on EBay, I've heard of people fabricating them from vacuum hose too. Ford, of course, wants you to replace the entire assembly.   Removing the window motor is relatively easy. Assuming you already too the door skin off. Unplug wiring harness. Looking thru the access hole near the hinge side, you'll see one 8mm bolt. Remove it (ratcheting box wrench works great here). Put a wood or plastic shim in the window to prevent it from falling into the door. Looking at the inner door skin, you'll see two divits just toward the striker side, high and low of that 1st bolt. Drill out each divit with a 1/2" drill bit. This exposes the the two remaining 8mm bolts. Remove with a 8mm nut driver. You'll have to catch the motor when you remove the 3rd bolt. Pull it down low and around to the big access hole near the striker side of the door.
#3 of 15 Ford F-Series - relocating seats by columbo1 Apr 22, 2007 (4:57 pm)
#4 of 15 seats by columbo1 Apr 21, 2007 (9:19 pm)
can anyone tell me how to move my bucket seat back in my 97 f350 ext. cab. just purchased for towing but i am 6'3" and long legs, need mor leg room------------help!!!
#5 of 15 NEED VALUE CONVERSION VAN by hwj May 31, 2007 (2:10 pm)
NEED TO SELL DUE TO DEATH. 2000 FORD STARCRAFT CONVERSION VAN - HERITAGE SERIES. 86,000 road miles. EXCELLENT shape, Maintenance excellent and 4 new Michelan tires.   HELP! Can not find any information even close to what I need!   THANKS EVERYBODY!   SR Replies to this message: kcram (May 31, 2007 5:14 pm)
#6 of 15 Re: NEED VALUE CONVERSION VAN [hwj] by kcram HOST May 31, 2007 (5:14 pm)
Replying to: hwj (May 31, 2007 2:10 pm) Your best bet is to post this question in our Real World Trade-In Values discussion where various pros can give you a good evaluation.   kcram - Pickups Host
#7 of 15 2002 F-350 loss of power on hill climbs by thorstruck Jul 28, 2007 (11:05 am)
#8 of 15 2002 F-350 loss of power on hill climbs by thorstruck Jul 28, 2007 (11:05 am)
The truck lately has been losing power on hill climbs. When I hit the pedal for more power on a staight away steep climb it starts losing power. The check engine light came on and the engine start shaking. I changed the air filter, fuel filter and did an oil change. The check engine light was off when I brough ot to service so they couldnt read it. It seemed fine for a week and then it did it again. Any idea?
#9 of 15 Vin Location by skidooluvr Jul 10, 2007 (3:20 pm)
#10 of 15 Vin Location by skidooluvr Jul 10, 2007 (3:20 pm)
Can anyone tell me where the Vin is located on about a 2001 F2 or 350 . The usual places have been changed . This vehicle has been abandoned at my place and am trying to find it,s history . Can,t do a thing without VIN . The one in the window and on the door (can tell it has been changed) comes back as a 2000 F150 stepside . NOT EVEN CLOSE . Is a 4 door club cab . THANX for any help .
#11 of 15 Ford F 150 by maryimanutt4 Dec 04, 2007 (5:06 pm)
Why does my truck lose power when it rains but in low himidity or cool weather it doesn't, and how do I fix this?

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