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No more truck for me!!!!
Those kind of hits can catch up to you. See your doctor or a Chiropractor. If your neck was snapped back you most certainly have whiplash. The responsible parties insurance will cover the expense and you should be due a settlement from them for you injury. Been there and done that. Just...- pjwoolw
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- Forum: 94-97 PowerStroke Engine, Drivetrain & Chassis
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Question Diablo tuner????
But the Banks stuff is legal (CARB approved) in California. Also was a dealer installed option at many dealerships. So no warranty issues. I wouldn't run any of their electronics either. But until the other folks get their products CARB approved (probably never) Banks is really the only legal...- pjwoolw
- Post #7
- Forum: 7.3L PowerStroke Power & Performance
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Frontend shake
At one time I saw they were advertised as the cure for the death wobble. Just a thought.- pjwoolw
- Post #9
- Forum: Tires, Wheels, Suspension & Accessories
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Frontend shake
After all this time and complaints Ford sends a letter to every body to say its normal. What BS. Larger wheels and tires (Continentals were terrible) a hollow tie rod and useless dampener. Granted other factors can add to the problem. Got my letter yesterday. Anybody running this?- pjwoolw
- Post #7
- Forum: Tires, Wheels, Suspension & Accessories
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How are Wix fuel filters
I've always run Wix on most everything. Never had issue one. There are some on other sites that would run an all out attack at the mention of the name WIX. Very happy that doesn't happen here. I have a 6.0 but thought I would compliment you all.- pjwoolw
- Post #9
- Forum: 6.4L PowerStroke Engine & Drivetrain
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Brake Pads
A bit late but I went with Motorcraft rotors and the upgrade Superduty motorcraft pads. As far as the rears the shoes are likely the 3". Mine were. Also went with all Motorcraft and had the drums turned. Shouldn't replace just one rotor. Do both with new pads. You will need a hub tool...- pjwoolw
- Post #8
- Forum: 94-97 PowerStroke Engine, Drivetrain & Chassis
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in-cabin assist handles for 97 F350?
Anyone have any additional info on these handles? Thanks!- pjwoolw
- Post #7
- Forum: Tires, Wheels, Suspension & Accessories
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What are you paying for fuel now?
$2.05 in San Ramon. $1.99 in Oakland.- pjwoolw
- Post #168
- Forum: SuperDuty Community Lounge
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rear end trouble
Isn't that a know issue with the torque shift? Mine is 05 but has the same symtom if you don't come to a complete stop before going into reverse. 3661 - 2005 F-SUPER DUTY TORQSHIFT - REVERSE SHUDDER, LOSS OF REVERSE AND TRANSMISSION FLUID LEAKAGE SOME 2005 F-SUPER DUTY VEHICLES WITH A...- pjwoolw
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- Forum: 6.0L PowerStroke Engine & Drivetrain
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Need to replace wheel bearing
If you have the automatic locking hubs it's completely different. If somebody doesn't come up with a how to ALLdata is an option for some good info at a reasonable price. Bigrigr has the right idea. Replace as much as you can while your there. Pivot bushings will be a snap while it's apart...- pjwoolw
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- Forum: 94-97 PowerStroke Engine, Drivetrain & Chassis
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What are you paying for fuel now?
1.99 today in Pleasanton ca.- pjwoolw
- Post #147
- Forum: SuperDuty Community Lounge
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New Member New member in California
Howdy all, I'm Pete and I've been trying to work on cars and trucks for about 35 years. I'm in the middle of my diesel phase of life and have three F250 4x4s. An 86 6.9, 97 7.3 and a 05 6.0. I'm sure I'll learn allot here and I'll help out if I can. Good luck to all of you. Pete- pjwoolw
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