Right rear is not the main drive tire but is the tire that slips first without a locked or limited slip differential because the driveshaft is trying to lift the right rear during acceleration. Ask any drag racer.
The fronts wear first because they do the turning and geometry is a compromise and...
I agree. Even though parts are available, everyone including Caterpillar (who I work for) dealerships buy re-manufactured or new. We used to rebuild them here all the time. If the impeller didnāt contact the housing long enough to damage either, itās just replacing bearings and seals on the shaft.
Surely you leave your rear camera on when towing. ? I actually leave the rear microphone on when I first drive off to listen for odd noises. Caught a safety chain that had come loose one time and my Jeep Gladiator parking brake had automatically set another.
I wouldnāt let that stop you. The rock rails are easily cut at the ends. You simply take the plastic end cap out, cut whatever length you want off (preferably at the same angle), and then put the cap back in. I did it so my mud flaps wouldnāt hit my 37ā tires.
Explain what plunge is for clarity to the masses please. And on the other thread also. And what can happen if there is too much plunge. I get it but some might not.
Yes, The last time I rotated tires the truck wouldnāt re-learn their location. Had to buy a tool. Two previous times it learned it in a few minutes of driving. Not sure if one of the stupid Ford updates caused this or what. But this worked.
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I wonder how many āsyntheticā oil changes are done with regular oil? I mean how do you know exactly what oil they are really using? I change my own.
I was taking my company truck (F650) to the local Ford dealer for oil changes and one time (after many oil changes) decided to check the...
I ordered all the bags when I ordered our Bronco. But rarely use the (very expensive) mid panel bag. The door bags are awesome because you put them on the doors before removing them which provides handles to grab and lots of protection while removing and installing.
Itās a surge tank. All that really matters is itās not so high that it over-flows when hot and not so low that it allows air in the system when it gets cold. The level in the tank being a little higher or lower wonāt affect cooling one bit. But I would add a tad bit of coolant just because...