I assume I'm not the only one with a list of work to do.

What do you have left to do to your truck?

Right now, on my list is:

U-Joints, Driveshaft Center Bearing
Service Rear Differential,
Replace EGR Sensor,
4 Wheel Rotors/Brakes

Then she'll be all done for a while...hopefully.

 

Oh yeah, also:
updated Headlights/Turn Lights,
and Replace Paddle with Tow Mirrors

 

On my sd I have to change a brake caliper and oil change. On my van I just did brakes(pads, rotors, calipers and lines) and need to do shocks and tranny fluid and filter. My bronco needs brakes, fluids and filters and a ball joint.

 

I am getting ready to replace my old shocks with Rancho 9000XL and steering stabilizer, now I know these shocks are adjustable. Now those who have these shocks were do you run on your settings unloaded and then towing. Thanks Jim

 

-Transmission flush
-Front diff cover and fluid
-Driving lights
-Replace tail lights, melted the reverse sockets
-Tinted windows

and that is probably the short list.

 

Thread linked below should help out.

https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...r-tonight.html

 

This weekend I plan on replacing the oil cooler adaptor gasket. The gasket is only $11.99 at O'ream me's and I'm guessing from what I've read an all day job. Wednesday the 6th I installed my Hellwig Air Bags to even out the truck when towing our Travel Trailer - I guess it just never ends.

 

Pay it off.

 

Protect the bed (inside). I'm cheap- I wouldn't mind getting it sprayed, but I have a perfectly good bedliner. So, I'm going to pull it, clean the bed up and prep it, and apply some POR-15 and Top Coat that I have left over from doing a dump truck bed. I will then put the liner back in, and call it finished.

 

Somewhere around 6. I don't change it.

 

Tranny cooler swap, coolant/tranny fluid flush, rear brakes, rear diff fluid change(may wait until gear swap, 4.30's), exhaust studs, new muffler, new radio(cd player broke and has my fave CD in it), rear sliding window came loose from slide, windshield reservoir cracked and leaks,.....

 

My truck is like a fresh canvas and painting a beautiful picture. A never ending process of changes, tweaks, and adjustments. My paint pallet consist of diesel, oil, grease, soap, water, wax, blood, sweat and tears. And a healthy dose of internet purchase power......LOL!!!

My Rancho 9000s are due in Friday.....Oh Boy

 

For me, it's :

Get a newer one. Until then repair as needed..

 

As a result of a couple near-misses in the past week and a half - with oblivious drivers running lights or turning in front of me, I am going to buy & install a Dash Cam & start my own You-Tube channel!

 

I just paid mine off in February.


My list consist of:


Brake rotors and pads
Exhaust
New amp for stereo
Shocks
Whatever else the CFO (wife) lets me do.