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Old 07-19-2006, 02:42 PM
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Simply amazing! I feel like Ive hit the LOTTO.
Ive lurked here for quite some time and have often wished there was a central locale for the "common mods". Thanks to all responsible.
 
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Anyone have a link or instructions for fixing sticky or slow power windows? This seems to happen to a lot of SD owners.
 
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Would there be a link to reading the realtime data from scanners or programmers? The values or tolerances?
 
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Window Track

JT,

Ford sells a "Window Track Lube" that you can put on the felt in the upper door. I have owned 6 fords in my short life, and every one starting with the passengers window, has gotten slow. I have tried wd40 on the felt, and it works ok for a little while, but it gets on the window. I also tried a teflon stick lube on the window, but the track lube from ford works great. 1 tube will probablly last you a life time.
 
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Fat Diesel's brake fluid flush made easy, with pics:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/5...with-pics.html
 
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Fuel leak from fuel bowl drain... Changing o-rings on fuel bowl drain lever
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/3...king-fuel.html
posts by SpringerPop

Source for o-rings:
http://www.puredieselpower.com/catal...ngs-p-103.html
 
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DIY Tymar aka "kwik filter" aka 6637
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/5...s-h-u-g-e.html

Part number (4)6637 from http://www.fleetfilter.com
The filterminder can be reused if you fab something up, but not necessary.
The IAT sensor (intake air temp) that was in the stock air box must be reused, and can be simply zip-tied to some brake lines nearby the filter so that it can still get a reading of intake air temps.
 
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bump,bump,bump
 
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Check here for a listing of all the links from our old common mods thread

http://www.7point3.com/mods.aspx
 
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Alan,

That's obviously been a lot of hard work and hours!

Thanks a LOT for providing that for us.

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1st off...awesome, awesome, awesome!!!! Thank you all for the shoulders to stand on.

Back to the original request…”maybe a list of things that are common upgrades to this engine. Simple to complex, cheap to expensive, benefit vs. cost”<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-comfficeffice" /><o></o>
Obviously you guys have NAILED #1) list of things that are common upgrades. I would love if the group could take this a step further and come to a mutual understanding (never use the word agreement) of the rest of the question. I, as a demanding newbee, was hoping for something with the following data fields in a very pretty database format where you could list them by cost or by when you should do them…ahhhh a man can dream!

Task: Wicked Wheel
Your Ability: Shade Tree
Cost Est: $100 - $200
Benefits: increases air flow, anticipate 5-10% more HP below 1,000 RPM
When: 1<SUP>st</SUP> year mod
Recommend combine with: Tymar aka "kwik filter" aka 6637, 4-5" exhaust
Link: https://www.ford-trucks.com/article/...stallation.html

Task: CPS R&R
Your Ability: Novice
Cost Est: $0-$100
Benefits: You will be stranded on the side of the road if you don’t.
When: ASAP
Recommend Combine with: N/A
Link: http://guzzle.rbmicro.com/cps.html


Task: Break Flush
Your Ability: Novice
Cost Est: $0-$100
Benefits: Regular Maintenance
When: 75,000 Miles
Recommend Combine with: N/A
Link: https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/5...with-pics.html

Obviously, some of the information above was made up for example sake.

It's always easier being the idea man...;o)

Thanks,
Dan
 
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Yea I had an idea once......learned my leasson good

Maybe we could even add a Beer-O-Meter scale for it
 
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Yea I had an idea once......learned my leasson good

Maybe we could even add a Beer-O-Meter scale for it
I was thinking the other day we could rate the difficulty from 1 to 10 bloody knuckles...
 
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Old 11-07-2006, 06:47 PM
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Theres actually a very simalar thread down in the competition section, called FTE stage one two three etc.
Maybe some of us could post a little down ther, it has potential to be a great section on this forum.
 
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Lets keep this at the top...............


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