Show us your undercarriage photos
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Show us your undercarriage photos
Lots of photos in this forum of the outside sheet metal and interior photos of the 2017s....how 'bout getting on a creeper and showing everyone your undercarriage?
Let's start discussions of the various components not seen, their serviceability, along with potential issues with corrosion. I'm super curious as to working on / servicing the new trucks, and possible corrosion spots.
Let's start discussions of the various components not seen, their serviceability, along with potential issues with corrosion. I'm super curious as to working on / servicing the new trucks, and possible corrosion spots.
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Sounds good. Here's a pic of some underside components on my dually: the M300 diff, the 2-piece driveshaft and DPF tube, as well as the front-end components on one side:
Everything is very heavy duty, as expected. I sprayed a coating of Fluid-Film on everything steel underneath the truck before winter - frame, diffs, suspension, etc. Serviceability seems fine.
Everything is very heavy duty, as expected. I sprayed a coating of Fluid-Film on everything steel underneath the truck before winter - frame, diffs, suspension, etc. Serviceability seems fine.
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Great idea for a thread. Gives me some things to think about while awaiting my '17.
T-man, that M300 looks massive. I would be grateful for some schooling as I am not familiar with some of the components in the M300 pic.
The silver wrapped line on the right and the white wrapped line next to it? Also the cluster to the left, one line has a red tag on it?
The front spring has a tag with 5AC on it. Can that tag be used to determine spring rate?
T-man, that M300 looks massive. I would be grateful for some schooling as I am not familiar with some of the components in the M300 pic.
The silver wrapped line on the right and the white wrapped line next to it? Also the cluster to the left, one line has a red tag on it?
The front spring has a tag with 5AC on it. Can that tag be used to determine spring rate?
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Great idea for a thread. Gives me some things to think about while awaiting my '17.
T-man, that M300 looks massive. I would be grateful for some schooling as I am not familiar with some of the components in the M300 pic.
The silver wrapped line on the right and the white wrapped line next to it? Also the cluster to the left, one line has a red tag on it?
The front spring has a tag with 5AC on it. Can that tag be used to determine spring rate?
T-man, that M300 looks massive. I would be grateful for some schooling as I am not familiar with some of the components in the M300 pic.
The silver wrapped line on the right and the white wrapped line next to it? Also the cluster to the left, one line has a red tag on it?
The front spring has a tag with 5AC on it. Can that tag be used to determine spring rate?
The white line on the right (and the black line on the left) are really interesting. They are actually the rear ABS sensors reading a reluctor ring inside the axle housing close to the diff. Normally, ABS wheelspeed sensors are at the wheel hub. In the photos of the M275 diff posted here, you can see these lines (wires) do not exist at this same location and instead are in the traditional location.
What is also really interesting is the F-450 pics 2009kr posted. On his truck, which has the same external M300 diff, the right brake line is not protected by foil wrap, despite being exposed to the exhaust in the same manner.
Holy crap are the brakes huge on the 450 though!