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I wish
I wish there were some way for the Administrators to place into separate folders the various posts here.
On folder for Exhaust issues, 1 for ignition, 1 for timing, 1 for carburetion etc..
That way guys and gals with issues could easily find answers without going through hundreds of posts.
just thinking
On folder for Exhaust issues, 1 for ignition, 1 for timing, 1 for carburetion etc..
That way guys and gals with issues could easily find answers without going through hundreds of posts.
just thinking
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Fordification is organized that way. I think there are advantages and disadvantages.
Perhaps it's the way you search. ALWAYS use the advanced search feature. Narrow your search to a specific forum and use detailed key words.
Just using the search box above results in a search of all of FTE.... and FTE is very active.
Perhaps it's the way you search. ALWAYS use the advanced search feature. Narrow your search to a specific forum and use detailed key words.
Just using the search box above results in a search of all of FTE.... and FTE is very active.
Fleet Mechanic
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Google almost always turns up posts from this site in a web search. Like this: https://www.google.com/search?q=1968...m=122&ie=UTF-8
You'll notice under the short list of results from FTE a "More results from www .ford- trucks. com" button. Click it and scroll through till you find what you need.
This has worked pretty well for me on numerous occasions. Most of my questions have already been posted here so I don't need to start my own thread. The workaround is handy since the FTE search function is, well... not so great.
You'll notice under the short list of results from FTE a "More results from www .ford- trucks. com" button. Click it and scroll through till you find what you need.
This has worked pretty well for me on numerous occasions. Most of my questions have already been posted here so I don't need to start my own thread. The workaround is handy since the FTE search function is, well... not so great.
Cargo Master
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I have great difficult navigating thru the FTE searches, too. As 1972-34ton said, I google search it and it leads me to FTE
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maybe a genie....
I was trying to solve a transmission issue but after searching through about eight pages of threads I gave up. A google search did help but in the end I decided to post, a probably, incorrectly posted thread
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Post Fiend
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If you did a google, it should have taken you to a certain 67-72 forum where the information is categorized in separate "folders" like you mentioned and I bet you would have found the information there. Not trying to run you off, just saying, there is good information on almost everything if you are willing to take the time to find it.
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