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Proud owner of an 04' XLT 4x4, 5.4. I bought it in Sept 08 with 64,000 miles and some change. I love this thing, just wish I had the V10, or make my 5.4 have a little more ***!! Amu suggestions? I was thinking catback, but can't find one for my engine class, just the oil burners.
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Proud owner of an 04' XLT 4x4, 5.4. I bought it in Sept 08 with 64,000 miles and some change. I love this thing, just wish I had the V10, or make my 5.4 have a little more ***!! Amu suggestions? I was thinking catback, but can't find one for my engine class, just the oil burners.
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Yep, or some type of supercharger!!!
that would be worth every penny. I wish I had the cash for one for my V-10!!!!!!!!
that would be worth every penny. I wish I had the cash for one for my V-10!!!!!!!!
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Proud owner of an 04' XLT 4x4, 5.4. I bought it in Sept 08 with 64,000 miles and some change. I love this thing, just wish I had the V10, or make my 5.4 have a little more ***!! Amu suggestions? I was thinking catback, but can't find one for my engine class, just the oil burners.
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Wow, I have 1 of only 24,000 built, and by now several of them have been taken off the road. Hummm, might have to story mine after awhile.
You should be able to write Ford with the Vin # and they should be able to pull the build sheet for your vehicle and that build sheet will tell you what number in the production line, date, time of day, inspectors number, Etc.
You should be able to write Ford with the Vin # and they should be able to pull the build sheet for your vehicle and that build sheet will tell you what number in the production line, date, time of day, inspectors number, Etc.
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I dont believe you are looking at the inline production number, that is usually only found on the build sheet that is usually located under one of the seats.
I think what you are looking at is the inspectors identification number,
Sarge
I dont believe you are looking at the inline production number, that is usually only found on the build sheet that is usually located under one of the seats.
I think what you are looking at is the inspectors identification number,
Sarge
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I dont believe you are looking at the inline production number, that is usually only found on the build sheet that is usually located under one of the seats.
I think what you are looking at is the inspectors identification number,
Sarge
I dont believe you are looking at the inline production number, that is usually only found on the build sheet that is usually located under one of the seats.
I think what you are looking at is the inspectors identification number,
Sarge
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I dont believe you are looking at the inline production number, that is usually only found on the build sheet that is usually located under one of the seats.
I think what you are looking at is the inspectors identification number,
Sarge
I dont believe you are looking at the inline production number, that is usually only found on the build sheet that is usually located under one of the seats.
I think what you are looking at is the inspectors identification number,
Sarge
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And I think the poor reputation of the 6.0L diesel caused the decline in sales.
It is absolutely worthless.
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