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2011 F-250 6.7 Lariat Crew 4X4 3.55 SRW Tuxedo Black
Traded 2008 F250 6.4 4X4 Lariat 3.73 SRW SC
Ford 6.7 Scorpion "It don't mean a thing if it ain't got the sting"
Strictly as a preventative measure, I run with 2 ounce shot of GUNUINE Ford deisel fuel conditioner in each tire. I have not had one single occurance of the fuel pump blowing a tire off my truck like the OP. I keep the bottle in the storage cubby in the left rear door so it's handy when re-fueling, and come to think of it, the fuel pump has not blown the door off, either. All this scientific data clearly indicates that the judicious use of GENUINE Ford fuel conditioner will prevent every worst case scenario.
My next highly scientific test will be to hang a bottle of fuel conditioner from the rear view mirror, after removing the fuzzy dice. It is my theory that the entire truck will now be protected.
Works for me, try splashing a few drop as aftershave, it may keep your cholesterol level in check, too.
For those who have had a failure, it's a real and painful experience but yes, the endless discussions with repeat information has taken it's toll.
BTW, I'm fairly certain you need to hang two bottles from your mirror instead of one.
They can be small though as to not cause damage due to too much weight.
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