Happy 15 yo (now 16) son's 94 restoration w/PICS
#31
Tomorrow we are going to drop the truck off at his high school for him to show off and work on in power mechanics. The teacher is pretty fond of him both because he is mechanically inclined and because he taught with my sons grandfather for about 25 years. My late father in law taught welding and machining. They are going to put it in the air and run though it making list of priorities. This will help a lot having someone with his years of experience look it over for us.
He is out in the shed right now with a wire brush working on the chassis. Tomorrow we are going to order new shocks, coil springs and manuel lock outs. he already found a rear bumper, receiver hitch and stereo on craigs list.
He is out in the shed right now with a wire brush working on the chassis. Tomorrow we are going to order new shocks, coil springs and manuel lock outs. he already found a rear bumper, receiver hitch and stereo on craigs list.
#32
I am sure he will be very happy with that truck. I am 15 myself and own a 1988 F150 4x4 great truck. I ended up trading my 1987 Plymouth Reliant for this truck it was my dad's truck. I believe if you are to start out on a vehicle it needs to be a old run down ford truck that way you learn how to fix it and you know that truck very well. Mine we paid 400 for and it didn't run and was kinda beet up now it is great.
Trav
Trav
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#36
im 24 and the 95 is officially my first vehicle that I own 100% to my name, the beater my parents gave me was theres so i had no real decision in the matter (nor could I do what I wanted to it to fix it up my way) so yea I am happy with my Ford and I know he will be too! also I can't believe no one said this but get the boy on here so he can introduce his ride and him self, and show us some more ****...err pictures of the truck and maybe as he works to fix it...were all pic wh0res here anyways
on a side note, what year did ford officially make the recall part correct (ie did they change it so any thing from X year to 96 was fixed or what? i need to see if i need to be concerned, and the picture is not showing up for me for some reason...
on a side note, what year did ford officially make the recall part correct (ie did they change it so any thing from X year to 96 was fixed or what? i need to see if i need to be concerned, and the picture is not showing up for me for some reason...
#37
Unplug it, it can start your truck on fire even while sitting parked and shut off nobody around. Check for fluid in the switch, sure sign you where real close to loosing it if you see any.
The harness they add is fused, stops it from starting a fire.
#38
Yes you need it take it to any ford dealer have em put it on, recall and only takes a couple minutes to install it. You just won't be able to use cruise with it unplugged, truck will function normally in every other way until its corrected.
Unplug it, it can start your truck on fire even while sitting parked and shut off nobody around. Check for fluid in the switch, sure sign you where real close to loosing it if you see any.
The harness they add is fused, stops it from starting a fire.
Unplug it, it can start your truck on fire even while sitting parked and shut off nobody around. Check for fluid in the switch, sure sign you where real close to loosing it if you see any.
The harness they add is fused, stops it from starting a fire.
#40
Yes you need it take it to any ford dealer have em put it on, recall and only takes a couple minutes to install it. You just won't be able to use cruise with it unplugged, truck will function normally in every other way until its corrected.
Unplug it, it can start your truck on fire even while sitting parked and shut off nobody around. Check for fluid in the switch, sure sign you where real close to loosing it if you see any.
The harness they add is fused, stops it from starting a fire.
Unplug it, it can start your truck on fire even while sitting parked and shut off nobody around. Check for fluid in the switch, sure sign you where real close to loosing it if you see any.
The harness they add is fused, stops it from starting a fire.
#41
To install it the trucks harness connector is unplugged from the switch and connected to the premade fused harness, then the fused harness is plugged into the C/C cancel switch and cable tied in place.
You really should go look now if you're not sure, sure would hate to see you loose that one to fire.
If you see no fuse/s just unplug it.
You can check with any dealer to, have em run your VIN number and they'll be able to tell you if its effected (I bet it is) and if it was taken care of or not. That is if you're just not sure after looking at it.
#42
Thanks for the attempt, I run into that problem every time I try doing so too for just about everyone.
And while you're right here want to mention I did get your message I did notice it was there (always forget check for that sorta thing and completely miss them) any way wasn't ignoring ya just was not able to respond. Sits there with the little spinning thing going round and round but never actually goes through.
And while you're right here want to mention I did get your message I did notice it was there (always forget check for that sorta thing and completely miss them) any way wasn't ignoring ya just was not able to respond. Sits there with the little spinning thing going round and round but never actually goes through.
#44
Thanks for the attempt, I run into that problem every time I try doing so too for just about everyone.
And while you're right here want to mention I did get your message I did notice it was there (always forget check for that sorta thing and completely miss them) any way wasn't ignoring ya just was not able to respond. Sits there with the little spinning thing going round and round but never actually goes through.
And while you're right here want to mention I did get your message I did notice it was there (always forget check for that sorta thing and completely miss them) any way wasn't ignoring ya just was not able to respond. Sits there with the little spinning thing going round and round but never actually goes through.
#45
Yea you'll see the fuse holders, see it there in the left cable tie that's one of the fuses. My 95 F250 has two fuses in it however I only see one in his shot?
To install it the trucks harness connector is unplugged from the switch and connected to the premade fused harness, then the fused harness is plugged into the C/C cancel switch and cable tied in place.
You really should go look now if you're not sure, sure would hate to see you loose that one to fire.
If you see no fuse/s just unplug it.
You can check with any dealer to, have em run your VIN number and they'll be able to tell you if its effected (I bet it is) and if it was taken care of or not. That is if you're just not sure after looking at it.
To install it the trucks harness connector is unplugged from the switch and connected to the premade fused harness, then the fused harness is plugged into the C/C cancel switch and cable tied in place.
You really should go look now if you're not sure, sure would hate to see you loose that one to fire.
If you see no fuse/s just unplug it.
You can check with any dealer to, have em run your VIN number and they'll be able to tell you if its effected (I bet it is) and if it was taken care of or not. That is if you're just not sure after looking at it.