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Recent content by Neura
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Help Needed Questions???
Beeing in canada and servicing trucks that are rig trucks the diesel is fine for 6 months in the slip tanks. No need to run additives that often on a 2015 they are made to run ultra low sulfers..... we usually throw a bottle of lucas or diesel kleen every 3rd fill on the slip tank. Just make...- Neura
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- Forum: General Super Duty Discussion
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2002 f350 Power Brake Booster
How do the brakes feel.. usually if they go rock hard and you can stand on them with 2 feet and barely stop it is the booster... I have rarely seen a master cylinder leak into the cab on the diesel trucks.. pretty common around my area in cold weather that the booster starts leaking. We...- Neura
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- Forum: 7.3L PowerStroke Power & Performance
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Question Removing power sliding window
Rear windows are press fit. Get some non marring bars and you can pop the whole back glass out with the seal. To install once glass is replaced you need 2 guys and a rope and you are going to pull the window and seal back into the hole with the rope.. and just work your way around... takes...- Neura
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- Forum: General Super Duty Discussion
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Cab damage from 5th wheel camper
These are the pics of my dads truck after he jack knifed it. Spent 5 hours on a frame machine pulling it enough so I can skin the roof and replace inner and outter cab structer this winter since he dosnt drive it over the winter.- Neura
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- Forum: 99+ 7.3L PowerStroke Engine & Drivetrain
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Cab damage from 5th wheel camper
Thats nothing.. i have one here we are doing major repair too.. a stud puller and a slide hammer is all that is needed for thoughs. Unfurtuantely you can't get at the outter sheet metal from the inside to use dolly and hammers. If it goes for the body work with paint and blend.. expect into...- Neura
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- Forum: 99+ 7.3L PowerStroke Engine & Drivetrain
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7.3 overheating opinions
I would tend to agree.. own a bunch of 7.3's get heads done.. while your at it something had to be causing the overheat so inspect the injector cups.. it may have been pushing compression into the cooling system..- Neura
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- Forum: 99+ 7.3L PowerStroke Engine & Drivetrain