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Hats off to Monsta and the rest of the crew that put together the FAQ page. I followed the instructions on how to turn off the seatbelt reminder while I was on lunch today. It worked great.
I know that it is stated in the book but I don't read that much. So thanks again.
I know that it is stated in the book but I don't read that much. So thanks again.
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Hats off
>Hats off to Monsta and the rest of the crew that put
>together the FAQ page. I followed the instructions on how to
>turn off the seatbelt reminder while I was on lunch today.
>It worked great. I know that it is stated in the book
>but I don't read that much. So thanks again.
Wait a minute... you can read? And this whole time I thought you had someone read the posts & type for you! Will wonders never cease...
Just kidding... I'm glad to see that guys like CB who contribute so much to this place are able to get something out of it, as well. I agree with CB --
to all the guys involved in the FAQ.
>together the FAQ page. I followed the instructions on how to
>turn off the seatbelt reminder while I was on lunch today.
>It worked great.
I know that it is stated in the book >but I don't read that much. So thanks again.
Wait a minute... you can read? And this whole time I thought you had someone read the posts & type for you! Will wonders never cease...
Just kidding... I'm glad to see that guys like CB who contribute so much to this place are able to get something out of it, as well. I agree with CB --
to all the guys involved in the FAQ.
More Turbo
Joined: Oct 2001
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From: Alexandria, KY USA
Hats off
I agree, Monsta and anyone else who was involved did a great job. I want to do the doorminder trick too, but never found it in the book. Now, thanks to these guys, I just have to find time to do it.
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F-250 SD XLT CC 4x4 Shortbed; 285/75R16 BFGoodrich T/A KO, MAAP nerf bars, Rally/Lightbar combo, PIAA 1300 driving lights, Lund bugshield, Lund SunVisor, tinted windows, K&N airfilter, Access tonneau cover, Rhino Liner, remote starter/security system, custom built console, Cobra 29 ST/WX CB with a Wilson 1000 magnet mount antenna, Realistic 500 channel police scanner, Kenwood 10 disk CD changer, Compaq laptop, SVP 100 Watt siren, and 24 Strobe lights.
Upgrades for the near future include: Warn Rio Grande pushbar with a 12,000# winch, 4" lift kit, and fender flares.
Bluehawk
https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gallery/displaythumbnail.php?&photoid=4318&.jpg
F-250 SD XLT CC 4x4 Shortbed; 285/75R16 BFGoodrich T/A KO, MAAP nerf bars, Rally/Lightbar combo, PIAA 1300 driving lights, Lund bugshield, Lund SunVisor, tinted windows, K&N airfilter, Access tonneau cover, Rhino Liner, remote starter/security system, custom built console, Cobra 29 ST/WX CB with a Wilson 1000 magnet mount antenna, Realistic 500 channel police scanner, Kenwood 10 disk CD changer, Compaq laptop, SVP 100 Watt siren, and 24 Strobe lights.
Upgrades for the near future include: Warn Rio Grande pushbar with a 12,000# winch, 4" lift kit, and fender flares.
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From: Drain Oregon and Sacramen
334,042 miles on my 1996 Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer. 3:55 rear gear, 4-wheel drive, 5.8 liter. Original engine. Replaced water pump and seal, rear main seal, spark plugs and wiring. Need to work on the 4WABS. Changed all fluids twice (can't remember the mileage). Runs like a sweetheart!
Fluds were changes every 100k except for oil
My guess is yours will keep going for a bit
