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Fixed my coat hook the guy who installed the power sliding back window stripped being a little over zealous with his power screwdriver. Then while I had part of the interior trim loose, I went ahead and switched the right side shoulder belts, the one in the front was a little too long since the floor attachment on the crew cab is about 1 1/2" higher than a standard cab. After that I relocated the CD changer a bit further to the left and forward to allow the wiring for the window drive motor a bit more clearance.
I finally got my cooling system flushed and refilled w/antifreeze. I hope the 50/50 mix is not critical, I put in an aluminum radiator and miscalculated the diff in volume, so ended up w/a 60/40 mix of antifreeze to water. With the new radiator it went from 8 gal., to 6-1/4 gal. capacity.
Steve
You'll be fine with that mix. Just a little heavy like that won't do any harm.
I do have the diesel. I bought zerex G-05 antifreeze which is approved by pretty much every Diesel engine mfg'er I know of. I should have a year or so before needing to add sca's, but I will keep track of it, I hate to screw up a good running engine.
I added a water filter to mine. This way I can just use the pre charged sca filters. Adding a filter is easy and it keeps the coolant looking brand new yrs.
I'm going to do the radius arms first, see what difference that makes. It's the easy half. There is a video on YouTube "FORD F-250 I BEAM POVOT REPLACEMENT" which makes the job look doable for an old man and his grandson. But mine will be done in my driveway w/jack stands, a floor jack, and a couple of bottle jacks. Should be interesting.