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Q: does anyone have a 1973-1979 ford f 150 for sale ?

A: don’t listen to those d.i.l.d.o.s.. i have a 77 f-150 351m; np435 4-speed trans; np205 t.case; dana 44 and 9″ rear with 3.50 gears and 35″ bfg’s with 95% tread. body, paint and interior good. truck has many upgrades. in southern california; e-mail me for pictures.

Q: where to find a semi cheap ford f-150 king ranch for sale?
looking to buy a ford f-150 king ranch but only want to spend about $23,000 at most, can someone help me out where i can search. Ive been searching all of craigslist and aol autos for the past few weeks.

A: start searching Ford dealer lots… in a 500 mile radius of your house….

you can do this from your computer….all dealers have a website, and list the vehicles on their lot……..

Q: 1953 Ford F-150 Pickup for sale?
Does anyone want to buy a 1953 Ford F-150 Stepside pickup for 2000 dollars? It has the engine and transmission still in it. Its a good restoration project and if anyone is interested let me know and I will send you pics of it and give you numbers to call for more details. It still has the origional title. Im posting this for my dad he is the actual person that has it and is selling it so let me know everyone.

A: Try listing on http://craigslist.org This is the wrong website and you will get little feedback from buyers. Its free too…

HTH

Q: Does anyone know where I can find a Ford F-150 Lariat Limited for sale in the southeast United States?

A: Go to the autos section on Yahoo. I found 124 F150 Lariats within 300 miles of Raleigh NC. It didn’t come up with any results when searching for lariat limited though.

Q: Special tool needed to replace heater core 1995 ford F-150?
A small repair shop I use for all my repairs tried to replace my heater core on my 1995 Ford F-150 pickup truck, the cable controlling heater door needs a special tool D91T-18532-A and we can not find or ford dealers will not sale us tool. Need way around this or way of getting tool. It releases the cable so the core can be removed and replaced.

A: I always use a couple of small screwdrivers, and/or a cotter pin hook.

Here is a link with a picture of the tool as well as instructions.

http://www.thedieselstop.com/faq/9497faq/tsb/tsb/files/942016.pdf#search=’D91T18532A’

Q: Will a 2000 Ford F-150 5.4 replace a 1999 Ford F-150 5.4 without any issues?
I would like to know if a 2000 Ford F-150 5.4 will replace a 1999 Ford F-150 5.4 without any issues? I have a 1999 F-150 with a blown 5.4 and found a 5.4 for sale from a 2000 F-150. I would like to know if I would have any issues putting that motor in my 99 with out wiring harness issues or computer issues. Any info regarding the swap would be greatly appreciated.

A: As long as you are doing a structure engine swap due to mechanical failure then yes. All the engine parts are the same, block, heads, manifolds etc. You could probably leave som of the sensors and what nots in considering they are both OBD II engines and most electrical ccomponents are the same.

Q: Will a Ford F-150 flowmaster exhaust work for my Ford Ranger?
Well i was looking at this exhaust for sale and its nice and sounds great but will it fit on my 2003 ford ranger??

A: NO. Dynomax ( Walker) makes a system just for your truck

Q: Ford F-150 XL Year 2001 good deal or not?
Okay so there is this ford truck ( 2001 Ford F-150
XL ) i want to buy from a local car dealer however it has 87,600 miles on it. Should I buy this truck? When do ford trucks ( what mileage ) do they start to have major problems? It is for sale at under $6500

Year: 2001
Make: Ford
Model: F-150
Trim: XL
Exterior Color: Black Clearcoat
Interior Color: Medium Graphite
Price: $6,495.00
Stock Number: P15438
Mileage: 87,608
VIN: 1FTZX17201NA13884
Comments: 5-Speed Manual

http://serpentinichevroletoftallmadge.com/Default.aspx?inventoryid=17043655&page=preowned-inventory

A: Usually the dealers want these trucks off the lot as manuals don’t sell as hot as a automatic truck… Actually I find the milage high for a car dealer to have it (Most won’t keep over 75k miles)

Only problem the engine (It’s a 4.2 v-6) has is the upper o-rings for the intake leaking at close to 100k miles and basically casues a check engine light.

But from what I can tell, this appears to be a northern truck that was used year around and actually has average miles on it per year (12,500 miles average roughly)

Have a mechanic off site check it out for you, but I think you won’t have any problems with it other than normal concerns

Q: 700.00 1986 ford f150 good buy>?
For Sale – 1986 Ford F-150 2wd

Excellent fixer-upper. Just two small issues. The power steering no longer works because the seal inside of the steering box leaks. The other problem is that the fuel gauge does not work. That is most likely a deteriorated float which is an easy fix. The truck was not abused and is relatively free of rust except for the rear drivers side fender well which had some cancer that was cut away.

good buy or not *700.00 1986 ford f 150 >>>>>?<<<<<<

A: yea not a bad price

Q: 98′ Ford F-150 4.6 pings in high rpm?
I changed the spark plugs, wires, run 93 oct. and still hear the ping? This usually happens when going up hill or pulling a load in high rpm. My mechanic did a compression test on cylinder 1 and said it was only at 30% and there was burned oil on the plug, but my brother (who is a mechanic) said that was not accurate unless he also performed a “leak down test”? Is that true? Or should I be thinking about a ring job soon? Let me also mention the same mechanic has a new 4.6 crate motor for sale, what do you guys think? My brother swears by the relability (if maintenanced regularly) of the Ford 4.6…..

A: If it still pings under heavy load even with 93 octane, you have carbon deposits on the pistons. Those act like glow plugs, causing pre-ignition, also called spark knock and pinging. There are fuel additives that will clean these deposits. If it runs smoothly, forget the compression test and get rid of the carbon. That will stop the pinging.
I used to pour water into the carb slowly, on older models. Water will blast the carbon away instantly, but you have to be very careful when trying that trick……

Q: 2004 Ford F-150 Lariat Making A Ticking Noise?
2004 Ford F-150 Lariat 5.4L 4×4 Crew cab

I went and test drove this truck last night. I noticed when I started it up there was a ticking noise coming from under the hood while it was running. After driving it for about 5-10 minutes we ended up back at the car lot and I brought the noise to the sales guys attention. He told me it was a normal sound for all 5.4L fords. I thought normal sound is smooth and no clicking or knocking noises. This truck is a lot of money and I don’t want to buy it if it is going to break down in 3 months.

Does anyone have an idea of what the sound might be?

A: If the noise is from the engine, do not buy if they are asking a lot of money, My experiance is a car salesman will lie at the drop of a hat for a sale. If its not in the motor but outside of it, make the salesman fix it FIRST, do not sign any papers untill it is fixed.

Q: Are there any 67 or 68 Ford trucks(short box) for sale for reasonable price in Washington or Oregon?
Also looking for a box for a 76 Ford F-150 4X4 1/2 ton…for reasonable price.
looking for project truck. lil or no rust/body damage

A: I’ve been looking around for one myself. I am in Southern CA, and I have looked on Ebay and Hemmings. There seem to be allot more of these for sale in the midwest, but I don’t want to drive out there to get one. Price for a fixer upper seems to be in the 500-2500 range. I have a 1970 short bed in the back yard, but the body is so bad, that I have given up on fixing it. The ones on Hemmings were expensive. Your best bet might be your local paper or one of the auto swap sheets that you find at the convenience stores. Good luck. Oh, the 67-72 share the same basic body styles, so if you widen your search a bit you can get essentially the same truck and have a bit more choices.

Q: 1990 ford f150 5.8L 4×4 transmission fit 1994 ford f150 5.8L 2×4?
I have a 1994 Ford F-150 with a 5.8L 351w and the transmission is going out. I know a guy who has a 1990 F-150 transmission for sale and he has the same engine. But the problem is, his truck is a 4×4 and mine is a 2×4. I was wondering if the transmission will swap easily.

A: It will swap, but the wiring harness is different, connectors changes in the years. Also, and the biggest problem, the tailshaft in the replacement trans will need changed to 2wd, not the easiest job. Better to find the 2wd trans in the first place

Q: Is there anywhere online where I can safely place an add for the sale of a vehicle?
I have a Ford F-150 in perfect condition and need to sale it. We are taking a loss on the vehicle but can’t find a safe place online to post it for sale. Have any ideas…..want it yourself?? ;)

A: beepbeep.com is a good reliable site. Also, check through kbb.com, that’s the Kelly Blue Book site, they can recommend some good safe sites to list a car on as well, and give you some tips on pricing.

Q: what do you think of this ford truck for sale?
I have the opportunity to buy a 1969 Ford truck. (I forgot if it’s a F-150 or F-100). It’s a long bed
truck with a straight body. The engine is a 360, and a three speed trans on the column.
It is a two-tone paint, original owner. It looks pretty good. It might have a little rust, though.
It hasn’t been started for 7 years. I can get it for $500. Is this a good deal? i would have to tow it to my house.

A: As long as all the pieces are there, 500.00 isn’t a bad price…

If it hasn’t been driven in seven years, you will need 5 new tires,new brake hoses, and possibly seals in the wheel and master cylinders, an oil and filter change, a complete tuneup ( points, plugs, condenser, cap, rotor, wires), a radiator flush and fill, and a new battery…. and some other things I have forgotten……

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