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I'm missing the under-hood jack and tools on my 2000 F250
I've been searching online but can't seem to find an exact match in the description.
Can anyone tell me if this set would be identical?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/FORD-E250-E350-EXTENDED-ECONOLINE-VAN-JACK-AND-SPARE-WHEEL-TOOLS-/360946486804?hash=item540a164e14&item=360946486804&pt=Motors_Automotive_Tools&vxp=mtr
It's from a 250 Econoline.
Any other links to the OEM bits would be appreciated.
On an SD the lug nut wrench is the handle for the Jack. It has a square hole in the center of it. Not saying that's not going to do the trick but that's the difference.
Go to a junk yard
while a hydraulic jack is just as good if not better than the stock jack, without the stock tools the only way to get the spare tire down from under the truck is with a cutting torch.
you need the jack handle and lug wrench to operate the spare tire winch. provided you still have the key in the glove box.
Thanks for all the replies.
I went with the one in Tom's post. I wanted it to be "stock" so this is just the ticket - just couldn't find that "specific" one for some reason - thanks Tom .
As for the less expensive junkyard recommendations, my junkyard days are over (aaah - fond memories of my yoot).
One of the troubles with living in a big city and 15 minutes from the border - everything of value has been picked clean by the second day from arrival - nothing left but bones. It will also cost a half a Saturday which is worth about 250 bucks to me .
So, ninety-three bucks is a deal (includes shipping) .
All I have to do is open the package and insert the bits into the rig.
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