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Blinker Fluid
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Blinker Fluid
ok guys, i was talking to some freinds about ford trucks, and we got to talking and they started teliing me about blinker fluid. so i have a few questions about it, first off, were would it be located on a 94 ranger 4.0 4wd, also, how often should i check it, my friends said every month or so, and if that's true, i probably dont even have any blinker fluid lefT!!! i appreciate the help,
also, they were talking abour muffler b earings?? i just kind of went along w/ the talk cuz i had no idea what they were talkinga bout! should i take my truck in to get those checked too??
thanks for the help, thanks in advance!!!
quack
also, they were talking abour muffler b earings?? i just kind of went along w/ the talk cuz i had no idea what they were talkinga bout! should i take my truck in to get those checked too??
thanks for the help, thanks in advance!!!
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Also remember to rotate the air in the tires also 
I use to go in a chatroom on another Ford truck site all the time and we had a 15 year old girl in there all the time and we started telling her to do all that stuff when she got a vehicle. She actually believed us until I told her about a week later they were just playing a joke on her and there were no such things.
I use to go in a chatroom on another Ford truck site all the time and we had a 15 year old girl in there all the time and we started telling her to do all that stuff when she got a vehicle. She actually believed us until I told her about a week later they were just playing a joke on her and there were no such things.
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I'm now running synthetic blinker fluid and my gas mileage has increased by a factor of two. Your muffler bearings should be good for at least 100,000. When I replaced mine I used the ones made of nuclear titanium. They're good for 300,000 miles and can resist a nuclear blast.
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I think you can actually cook hot dogs on a nuclear titanium muffler bearing. But only one at a time.
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I used to work for NAPA many years ago, and one of the guys actually built a muffler bearing ( found an old one that fit on the pipe ) just to send back with the poor new employees that were sent to pick one up.
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HAHHAHAH that canuter brings back some memories of last semeseter in auto awareness, there was a whole movie aobut the canuter and it was actually qutie scary!!!
yeah our auto awarenss tecaher had surgery so we had this old a$$ auto teacher, adn we were like, how often should i check my blinker fluid and muffler bearings??? and he actaully went to napa and auto zone aap!!! that was fricking hilarious!!!
yeah our auto awarenss tecaher had surgery so we had this old a$$ auto teacher, adn we were like, how often should i check my blinker fluid and muffler bearings??? and he actaully went to napa and auto zone aap!!! that was fricking hilarious!!!
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I can't believe you guys gave all of this advice without even MENTIONING the aluminum magnets. If you don't replace those every 50k miles, don't expect to drive your vehicle any farther than 60k.
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Ahh you guys forgot the most important item for all cars!
The wobulator shaft is the most esential part of a car, located right behind the muffler bearings...this important shaft keeps the car shaking, if your car doesnt shake, then you need to get it fixed!
The wobulator shaft is the most esential part of a car, located right behind the muffler bearings...this important shaft keeps the car shaking, if your car doesnt shake, then you need to get it fixed!