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I guess these are polyurethane. I don't want to use the Kevlar mounts and I certainly don't want to go back to OEM mounts cause I doubt if there are any better than the originals. There are only two reviews there and one guy says they are noisy.
Well crap I put this in the OBS section sorry I gotta move it
Last edited by the_old_ranger; Jan 27, 2020 at 06:25 PM.
Reason: Wrong trucks here
Extended cab requires rear seat removal. I think Adam did it with the rear seat installed as his has a crew cab. No idea what regular cab entails...but I would guess seat removal.
Core support ones had to be sawed off mine. This truck was bought new in Georgia and went to Alabama, then Texas. No northern usage.
Ok thanks Hitman! The rears are the ones going bad but they are gonna have to wait as I need a low pressure fuel pump module I Guess. The only scantool I have is Forscan and I don't think it will do low pressure test. Least ways never did we it I'm gonna nhook it up later see what...
Dadgum pos
Which truck is this you are working upon? What fuel system is on it?
This is my 2012 F-250 completion stock fuel system. I am just hearing a "squeak " from the right rear with no clunking noise,yet. So I am not Absolutely sure the mounts are even bad . The squeak I thought was the rear seat first but can't find anything wrong there. So I got under the truck visually inspect and the clearance in the bushing on the right rear is very minimum if you know what I mean as in the clearance between the metal cup and body I cannot really see the mount. I gotta get under there and pry around before I buy bushings. Gonna do the FCIM first.
Thanks, Larry