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Yeah those look like the ones

I have a hard time springing $100 for lug nuts so I live with the crappy ones
 
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Yeah those look like the ones

I have a hard time springing $100 for lug nuts so I live with the crappy ones
When I traded in the 05, I took them off and put the capped ones back on. I though I could use them on my 17, but the 17 has a different thread size and pitch.

I need to put them on the for sale thread and move them out.
 

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When I traded in the 05, I took them off and put the capped ones back on. I though I could use them on my 17, but the 17 has a different thread size and pitch.

I need to put them on the for sale thread and move them out.
Damn I would bought them from you vs new. Maybe J didn't order his yet?
 

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On my way into work this morning I thought I smelled my brakes burning up, didn't think much of it. I got again in to drive to Home Depot a few minuets ago and my ABS light is on and my message center is telling me there is an AdvanceTrac TC System Fault. Again I smell burning brakes.... any idea? I'm hoping just a sensor.
Did the burning brakes go away after unplugging the ABS sensor?

=Doubting Thomas=
 
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Did the burning brakes go away after unplugging the ABS sensor?

=Doubting Thomas=

Yea, I drove the truck for about 25 minutes and it acted normal. With the sensor unplugged I have the parking brake light, Brake light, ABS light, and traction control illuminated all while getting a flashing message in the center to check the brake system accompanied by beeping. Aside from that no burning or weird behavior.
 
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Expy is going in Monday to Wednesday for body work so I won't be getting the wheel bearing done until after that. RockAuto says I won't have it until Wednesday anyway. Looked into ordering the other side from both Ford and RockAuto who had no more available. Ford said they are on back order so I must have gotten one of the last few in stock online. Luckily the body shop is a minute away. The truck will be sitting for the most part as the rear bearing is howling like crazy and it doesn't have much left in it lol. Wish RockAuto wasn't so slow with the shipping.
 
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Expy is going in Monday to Wednesday for body work so I won't be getting the wheel bearing done until after that. RockAuto says I won't have it until Wednesday anyway. Looked into ordering the other side from both Ford and RockAuto who had no more available. Ford said they are on back order so I must have gotten one of the last few in stock online. Luckily the body shop is a minute away. The truck will be sitting for the most part as the rear bearing is howling like crazy and it doesn't have much left in it lol. Wish RockAuto wasn't so slow with the shipping.
Yes Amazon has set the standard for online shipping speed and ruined it for any company that isn't as well organized.
 

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Expy is going in Monday to Wednesday for body work so I won't be getting the wheel bearing done until after that. RockAuto says I won't have it until Wednesday anyway. Looked into ordering the other side from both Ford and RockAuto who had no more available. Ford said they are on back order so I must have gotten one of the last few in stock online. Luckily the body shop is a minute away. The truck will be sitting for the most part as the rear bearing is howling like crazy and it doesn't have much left in it lol. Wish RockAuto wasn't so slow with the shipping.
cant go wrong with this one, have it in 2 days

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^ This

If you can't get a motorcraft the Timkin is the next best IMO

I'm sure someone still has motorcraft left online somewhere and the dealers have to have stock. I don't have the expy back until Wednesday anyway so it's ok on the delay, usually rock auto is 2 days only on the shipping so it came as a surprise it was so long was all. They are cutting out and replacing my bubbling wheel opening so I'll have it when I get the truck back.
 
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