Search results

I've read of this happening on other vehicles when the transmission fluid is low

This was years before cell phones existed The only power box I carried was many years ago. We started camping with a tent. I put two 6 volt lantern batteries in a wooden box I made and used a 12 volt cigarette socket for the output to power our small 12 volt black & white TV. 🤣

Can you give us any pricing details?

You must have some great Civil War stories 🤣

No car shows when I was growing up. There were a lot of car magazines that showed modifications. I became a Mopar racing guy following Sox & Martin in those magazines https://www.soxandmartin.com/history/

He did mention the 3rd party extended warranty states that the vehicle must be maintained at a “commercial service facility not owned or operated by you.”.

I had a Mustang and an Ford Escort EXP with an extended warranty in the past. I always changed the oil myself. I never kept logs or evidence of the oil being changed, but I never had any internal engine issues.

I also have a new Jeep Grand Cherokee I just bought. While reading a Jeep forum, I ran across a thread where a guy claimed an internal engine repair claim was denied because he changed his own oil. He had a 3rd party extended warranty. This got me wondering if an Extended Ford Warranty would...

Just my opinion. If this cleaning is needed every 15K to 20K miles, there is something seriously wrong with the build of the engine.

Does your map app allow you to download the map before your trip. I have a Pixel Android phone and I can download maps before my trip by: To download a map for offline use in the Google Maps app, search for a location (like a city), tap the place name at the bottom, tap More (three dots), and...

Thanks for the infor on his gas used. I didn't watch the whole video IC? internal combustion? You have a much better understanding of these engines than I do. I still don't understand why his intake valves look so bad. With these engines the intake valves just let air in, and the gas is...

I still want to know what gas & oil he was using. Over the years (40 years) I have been involved with many stardard gas engine overhauls and I don't ever remember intake or exhaust valves looking that bad with 3 times that mileage. Maybe it's common now with these Hurricane or Ecoboost turbo...

We have vehicle emission testing in the Chicago suburbs. In the past if you had a gas cap they would take it off and pressure test it for leaks. If it leaked you failed the test. The Ranger comes stock with that flap that prevents gas fumes from leaking out, so there is no need for a gas cap...

What gas & octane do you use? What oil due you use? How often have you changed your oil?

I have never hooked up a battery charger to my Ranger and have never had any problems. I know someone in the forum said you need to charge the battery if you only do short drives. Wife and I do a 2 mile drive to the grocery store for a few weeks and then a longer drive. If I had to battery...

When I took my truck in to have the bed sprayed, they didn't spray the rails.

Running boards you have ordered to help people get in and out of the truck are important

Tennessee is the only state I have seen it.

How can eye monitoring possibly work if people wear sunglasses on a sunny day driving? I always wear sunglasses on a sunny day driving. There are so many objects on the car in front of you that can reflect sunlight into your vision

I have a RPod trailer, 3500lbs. I have a load equalizer for it, but I've towed with and without the load equalizer bars and have had no issues. I cruise at 63mph and never go over 65mph