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Hello!! New to the group. I was referred by my father, Richard Arnold (hey daddy I know you'll be reading this 
) anyway just introducing myself. My name is Sarah and my husband is Michael, we will be using the same account. We currently have a 2006 F 350 that is sitting pretty in the drive way not running. Daddy has (I believe) asked a few questions/suggestions on what may be wrong with it. Trying to decide what to do with it, It will not crank when hot. If you let it sit for 30-45 mins then it will crank. I will post another thread with some more information later. Fixing to hit the hay. Good night and look forward to meeting you all.
Sarah and Michael
) anyway just introducing myself. My name is Sarah and my husband is Michael, we will be using the same account. We currently have a 2006 F 350 that is sitting pretty in the drive way not running. Daddy has (I believe) asked a few questions/suggestions on what may be wrong with it. Trying to decide what to do with it, It will not crank when hot. If you let it sit for 30-45 mins then it will crank. I will post another thread with some more information later. Fixing to hit the hay. Good night and look forward to meeting you all.Sarah and Michael
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Pull both valve covers and slam dunk a set of new (updated) dummy rail plugs at it and move on with life. You will need mostly 10 and 12mm sockets to remove both valve covers. A 7/16" deep socket for the passenger side (hot side) CAC tube clamps, and a 10mm allen key to remove the old dummy plugs. You will need a 12mm allen key to install the new dummy plugs (torqued to 60 ft-lbs.). The part number is -W302908 from your local Ford dealer. You will need two. Good luck and have fun.
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Pull both valve covers and slam dunk a set of new (updated) dummy rail plugs at it and move on with life. You will need mostly 10 and 12mm sockets to remove both valve covers. A 7/16" deep socket for the passenger side (hot side) CAC tube clamps, and a 10mm allen key to remove the old dummy plugs. You will need a 12mm allen key to install the new dummy plugs (torqued to 60 ft-lbs.). The part number is -W302908 from your local Ford dealer. You will need two. Good luck and have fun.
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