My day AND TRIP saved by Mike (hoseclamp) and West Herr Ford of Buffalo...
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bruce...
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Rodney, I blew that on my 2011. Limped it home pulling my old trailer about 80 miles. Not a lot of power, high egts, but made it. On mine it occurred under acceleration on the on ramp and was a loud bang. No CEL either. That's why I kept driving.
Hope you are back on the road soon! Someone might steal your spot in Wisconsin..... he he.
Hope you are back on the road soon! Someone might steal your spot in Wisconsin..... he he.
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I suppose a ton of duct tape and some zip ties would hold you over until you got to the next Ford dealer if you didn't loose too much of the end that blew out. I would have tried it if I couldn't have found a dealer willing to make a roadside delivery... I wouldn't worry too much Sam. Because it happens to one guy on the net, doesn't mean it will happen to the millions of other trucks out there. A "common" issue has to be taken with a grain of salt as "common" is a relative term...
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I suppose a ton of duct tape and some zip ties would hold you over until you got to the next Ford dealer if you didn't loose too much of the end that blew out. I would have tried it if I couldn't have found a dealer willing to make a roadside delivery... I wouldn't worry too much Sam. Because it happens to one guy on the net, doesn't mean it will happen to the millions of other trucks out there. A "common" issue has to be taken with a grain of salt as "common" is a relative term...
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my guess is it fails on the engine side, where the heat cycles weaken the rubber a tiny bit. not something you would see on visual inspection.
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I suppose a ton of duct tape and some zip ties would hold you over until you got to the next Ford dealer if you didn't loose too much of the end that blew out. I would have tried it if I couldn't have found a dealer willing to make a roadside delivery... I wouldn't worry too much Sam. Because it happens to one guy on the net, doesn't mean it will happen to the millions of other trucks out there. A "common" issue has to be taken with a grain of salt as "common" is a relative term...