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That is good to know. How is your gas mileage with that engine?
I never really check fuel milage, mines in metric too, I'll go look...nope, I dont know and I dont care, when the gauge gets low I put more in, fuel isover 6 bucks a gallon here I know that much..
I love driving this truck so much that, as long as THEY dont quit selling fuel I dont care....
Howdy arizona. How is everybody. Never did get the bed completely off. I have to burn off two bolts because they are stripped to the point I can't get it. I dropped both tanks and got the gooseneck hitch out.
I also went and looked at the 97 Expedition today and was looking to see if it was rack and pinion well I found something else out that I really didn't want to. On the left side thier is a bolt snapped right off for an anti sway bar. Would be why we thought it needs an aligment. So The Expedition is down to I fix that which looks fun.
Lucky the 2002 F250 is still running strong.
The 1986 F150 is being on retirment for a few weeks till we have to haul again.
We also got the walls up on our house yesterday and half of the trusses for the house. Plus we got a footer dug for where we are putting another room.
Trav
I never really check fuel milage, mines in metric too, I'll go look...nope, I dont know and I dont care, when the gauge gets low I put more in, fuel isover 6 bucks a gallon here I know that much..
I love driving this truck so much that, as long as THEY dont quit selling fuel I dont care....
Right on, thanks anyways. I was just asking because I read that the 7.3's get better fuel mileage than the newer 6.0s and 6.4s and wanted someones opinion on that.
6 bucks a gallon!!! man, that must cost an arm and a leg to fill that up! The diesel near my house is 3.98 a gallon.
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