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  1. overworkedunderpaid

    Shifting without the clutch???

    I know that shifting without the clutch on the 6 speed is the way to go, been doing it a little here and there but probably not near enough as I should. Trying to break my left food habit and am finding that getting it into some of the gears isn't very easy and sometimes impossible. I've...
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    How to adjust E-Brake?

    Got er done. Thanks peeps.
  3. overworkedunderpaid

    How to adjust E-Brake?

    Is there a way to adjust the E-brake on a 2000 F250? Thanks
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    All of sudden.... NO CLUTCH????

    East.
  5. overworkedunderpaid

    All of sudden.... NO CLUTCH????

    Fluid is full. Pedal feels normal. Transmission is what looks awful heavy. Last manual tranny I did was a 3 speed out of a 64 Impala, didn't need a jack for that.
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    All of sudden.... NO CLUTCH????

    So, I'm pulling up to a stop sign today on the highway and push in the clutch and pull the tranny out of gear to coast to a stop, then when I push the clutch in to take off it didn't do it's job, the pedal still feels like normal but there is no action. Fluid is full, don't see any pieces of...
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    Checking out the drivetrain, what to look for

    I can't see any noticeable play in the U-joints but I think I'll tackle them anyway. I had the thing aligned about 4 months ago when I noticed the inside of the tires cupping out pretty bad. Got a bad taste from those people, SHE tried telling me I needed a new drag link because you could...
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    Checking out the drivetrain, what to look for

    Going to do some maintenence on the rig tomorrow and am wondering what else I should look for underneath? I do have a vibration once in a while and it's more noticeable up around 70 or better so I am thinking maybe U-joints or the part that connects the 2 sections or maybe the hanger? I also...
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    CPS recall

    Have they cured the problem with the CPS and by buying a new one can we feel confident we wont be stalled again? Or are the new sensors just as prone to failing as the old ones? Typically when a company sends out a recall on a product they will have a fix for the problem, in this case there...
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