For Sale: Wheel and tire package for a 1st gen Expedition (or similar vintage Navigator/F150). Wheels are 22" chrome W130s by Wired Wheels. Tires are summer performance type in size 305/40, which is about 31.5x12". The lug pattern is a universal type with 5x135 and 5x139.7 or 5x5.5. Good...
I've heard people say you can mount the spacer on top or bottom of the spring.
That being the case, has anyone installed two spacers on one spring? Meaning one on the top and one on the bottom?
Reason I ask is Daystar 1" spacers are less than half the price of the 2" spacers.
Maybe this...
After hearing that, I think I'll just have him do all the lines after all. I don't want to take that risk (especially with my parking brake not working either...). I'll just get it fixed right and save the time/money/headaches.
Just stopped by to see my mechanic (borrowed my sister's vehicle). Unfortunately, the earliest he could get me in is next week. He is estimating $500 to $1000 to replace all the lines in the vehicle since it will take a full day of labor. He will use coated tubing and bend all of it exactly...
I had the truck in the shop 2 months ago and my mechanic said all the lines were in bad shape and needed to be replaced soon. Actually, he was talking about the back lines only--he didn't take a look at the front. I think the leak is driver's side rear.
My father just moved my truck out of the driveway and said the brake pedal went all the way to the floor. There is a puddle of brake fluid on the ground, too. I haven't gotten a chance to look yet, but I'm sure I need to replace all of the lines. Has anyone had this done by a shop? Just...
Fender and liftgate badges are all held on with double-sided tape, but have several alignment pins/holes. If you remove the badges, you will have holes showing.
Truck looks great! Thanks for all the pics!
One more thing, lol. If you have the tow package with the wiring harness, you could probably use that for power (rather than running all the way back to the battery). I'm not 100%, but that is worth investigating.
That's too many amps to tap into the reverse wiring. You should definitely use a relay; and I'd recommend a 3-way relay and switch set up (on, off, switched-on). This is much safer, more reliable, and you'd probably find it more useful/convenient.
If you didn't buy the lights yet, and are...
Ended up taking it to a mechanic.
2.5 hrs of labor and replaced all 4 rear arms (upper & lower) for $200. He was able to use all of the factory bolts/nuts, which eases my mind.
Lowers were completely rotted through in some parts; uppers weren't nearly as bad, but were quickly...
So my first attempt to take the old arms off was unsuccessful.
I soaked the bolts/nuts with PB Blaster and went at it with an air impact wrench w/400 ft lbs of torque...it wouldn't budge!
Any advice?
I'm looking at buying a more powerful impact wrench (1000 ft lbs), using a torch, or...
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