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Recently I broke one of the tabs off that holds the tool kit in place. I would like to replace the plastic only, but will purchase the entire support if needed.
I have looked around a bit and have found some items on eBay, but nothing new or that looked much better than what I have.
New is preferred, but fully intact amd functional is acceptable.
A local dealer was able get those parts for me. All that stuff was missing on my truck except for the jack itself luckily. I hadn't had much luck digging up part numbers online either.
A local dealer was able get those parts for me. All that stuff was missing on my truck except for the jack itself luckily. I hadn't had much luck digging up part numbers online either.
There is a Ford dealer in the next town over from us. I will drop in and see what they say.
This is what happens when you clean your engine bay too often.
That guys hair is too short and so is his beard for that to be me!
I was using 2 thick blankets over the radiator when swapping the 363 SXE turbo and RR fuel lines in. I put my hand over there to balance and heard it snap.
I was hopeful the extension would stay in place, but that is not the case. The end of the extension was resting on the top radiator outlet.
So, I will replace at least that one and the other side too if it works out when we get home.
I was using 2 thick blankets over the radiator when swapping the 363 SXE turbo and RR fuel lines in. I put my hand over there to balance and heard it snap.
Sounds like you need a topside creeper! Or…I’ll need to bring mine over when we do our injector swap this fall 😳
Sounds like you need a topside creeper! Or…I’ll need to bring mine over when we do our injector swap this fall 😳
I agree, I do need one!
But, there is no room to store it and maybe not room to use it in front of the truck when in the garage. The Ranch Hand is a great attached top side creeper.
I used to hang 2x bonded 2x12 boards from the tow hooks before I had the Ranch Hand. Poor man's top side creeper.
Although, I am all for using the creeper when you come up for the injector swap. There is plenty of room in the Ex for it to fit I am sure.
Sandra can come and you can either park the camper on our property or at the lake 3 miles away.
But, there is no room to store it and maybe not room to use it in front of the truck when in the garage. The Ranch Hand is a great attached top side creeper.
I used to hang 2x bonded 2x12 boards from the tow hooks before I had the Ranch Hand. Poor man's top side creeper.
Although, I am all for using the creeper when you come up for the injector swap. There is plenty of room in the Ex for it to fit I am sure.
Sandra can come and you can either park the camper on our property or at the lake 3 miles away.
Easy day!
Store the Topside Creeper hanging from the garage ceiling with the aid of two cheap HF bicycle pulley hangers.
I take that jack stuff off at put it aside when there is going to be any extended leaning over the front of the engine bay, so it doesn't poke or scrape my forearms. And I keep one of those Harbor Freight foldable aluminum footstools with me in the truck which has come in handy before. In a pinch the spare tire also works and wont slip out from under you.
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