Could a Ford Raptor burst into flames after a head-on collision naturally?
Or would someone have had to want it to burst into flames and done something to it? The truck was on fire after the impact, shortly therafter the flames "exploded".
This truck in the picture…: http://starlocalmedia.com/james-bell-of-frisco-killed-in-grayson-county-accident/image_d6313f4c-ffd6-11e4-85b3-7fb1fe527a47.html
Broken gas line doesn't care
- Should I drop comprehensive and collision coverage on 2006 Ford Taurus to save money on premium? I own a second car which is a 2006 Ford Taurus. Market value of approx. $2750. It is in good condition, with 63,000 miles. Stays in garage, driven sparingly. Current insurance on it has comprehensive ($124 premium/$250 deductible) and collision ($285 premium/$500 deductible).
- Can I pour head gasket sealer into my coolant tank? I have a 2002 Mercury Sable (Ford Taurus) with coolant leaking from the head gasket. There's no actual radiator cap or hose for me to access with the Blue Devil head gasket sealer I have. Will it work if I put it into my coolant tank?
- Will my new head unit fit into my 2000 Ford Ranger? I have a new Kenwood DPX501BT double Don head unit that I'm going to install into my truck. I've seen some YouTube videos online of putting in other double din head units into this model but they had to grind off some trim so it could fit, will I have any difficulties making this fit?
- Looking for your opinion So I'm a mechanic i replace my head gasket on my 1996 ford ranger 2.3 gasket the head bolts the hole 9 yards I torqued the head 51 to 90 ft pounds and the sequence was 51 to 60 to 80 90 so I don't know if i should re torque head bolts or leave it? I'm afraid if i torque them again one will break what do you think paul?