When the weather is cold the power steering works fine but when the weather starts to warm up the power steering stops working
Added (1). the belt looks fine but if the pump was bad then why is power steering working just fine in the winter time
My 1984 ford f150 steering has a lot of play in it why?
I have been in desperate need of a vehicle since my truck was stolen earlier last month and have come across, what seems to be a good deal. It is a 2005 Ford F-150 Lariat 4WD that drives great and doesn't seem to have anything wrong with it. But, it does have 261,000 miles on it. The dealer wants $8,980. What do you guys think? Again, I did test drive it and it seemed like a great feeling and sounding truck.
Been car shopping for 04-05 Ford F150… I test drove 3 already… They are all 5,4 liter engines… With 130000 mile range… They all drove good but the only thing that kept me from buying was a LOUD click noise coming from the engines… Like… CLACK CLACK CLACK… But when I test drive… They all drove good… So is this normal… For the engine? I looked online… Some say its normal… Some say its a sensor… I don't know… Any advice will help… Thanks…
Don't answer if you don't know. And don't answer if you are just trying to be a wise guy.
I bought the truck from my grandpa a couple of months ago & I literally know nothing about the truck other than it's a 2wd.
Will a bumper for a 2013 ford f150 fit on a 2001 ford f150 lariat?
I also want to know the different heights that you can lift a truck, I'm guessing they're measured by inches? And also WHERE can I go to get it lifted?
I'm looking for a good set of All terrain tires. I would like for them to preform well in Mud, Dirt and on streets. I was hoping to get some that make make my truck look cool also. It would also be nice it the humming of the tires was minimal. I if anyone has any ideas please let me know I'm open to all ideas. My tuck does not have a lift but if you think getting the tires would require a lift please let me know and if you know let me know how high the lift should be please also share that information. I have attached a pic of my truck. A final fact is that I'm extremely uneducated not he matter so any information that you could provide concerning this subject is much appreciated.
Added (1). One quick update. I would like to thank Mr. Crown Question mark for his great point. I'm looking for some big tires that I will spend 90% of my time on the street. And 10% on Dirt/Mud. Like is said please add any info that you would like to.
Hey so my 2008 F150 ran just fine and then suddenly wouldn't start one day. I popped the clutch to get it started and then the next time I tried it started up no problem. That was two days ago and it hasn't started back up since. Battery has plenty of power, once it's running it runs fine. When I turn the key there's nothing, not even the clicking a starter makes with not enough power. I checked the starter solenoid fuses… No luck. Any ideas?