a few issues
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a few issues
im about to go buy a 1994 f-150 4x4 5 speed with a inline 6 for $950
he says the speedo doest work and the gas gauge doesn't work has anyone had these issues and what was done to fix them
he says the speedo doest work and the gas gauge doesn't work has anyone had these issues and what was done to fix them
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so 950 a good price ?, how hard is it to get in the fuel tank and fix it
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well getting the tank out isnt really a problem u can take the bed off or u can unbolt the 2 straps and the filler neck and drop it a little and then undo the lines on top
about 30 minutes if u take ur time... wear safety glasses
and yes 950 for a 94 4x4 is a great price...
u can go to a junk yard and get the gauge cluster out of another 94 and see if that fixes u problem tho first
:P if u get it and dont like it ill give u ur money back for it if ur not to far away
about 30 minutes if u take ur time... wear safety glasses
and yes 950 for a 94 4x4 is a great price...
u can go to a junk yard and get the gauge cluster out of another 94 and see if that fixes u problem tho first
:P if u get it and dont like it ill give u ur money back for it if ur not to far away
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well getting the tank out isnt really a problem u can take the bed off or u can unbolt the 2 straps and the filler neck and drop it a little and then undo the lines on top
about 30 minutes if u take ur time... wear safety glasses
and yes 950 for a 94 4x4 is a great price...
u can go to a junk yard and get the gauge cluster out of another 94 and see if that fixes u problem tho first
:P if u get it and dont like it ill give u ur money back for it if ur not to far away
about 30 minutes if u take ur time... wear safety glasses
and yes 950 for a 94 4x4 is a great price...
u can go to a junk yard and get the gauge cluster out of another 94 and see if that fixes u problem tho first
:P if u get it and dont like it ill give u ur money back for it if ur not to far away
lets says the speedo is in the rear end how hard is that to fix
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people disconnect this sensor so the odometer won't roll over any more miles right? it's stupid because speedometer doens't work but i guess.
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how many miles would be tomany for that price i thik it maybe have over 200,00 and that was before the speedo stooped working
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I'm of the opinion that "miles don't matter" AS LONG AS it runs well. Just make sure to take it for a good test drive- at least 20 minutes worth of driving and make sure you drive both in town and on the highway so you can get a feel for the truck as well as get the chance to find bugs. I'm not saying it's always true- because it's not- but many times the small problems don't surface until the engine is up to operating temperature. By taking it on a good test drive that includes highway and in town driving, you're maximizing your chances of finding problems.
If the test drive goes well, then try to negotiate with him some. I'd start with $700 and work from there. That is, unless, you've already negotiated $950 as the price.
If the test drive goes well, then try to negotiate with him some. I'd start with $700 and work from there. That is, unless, you've already negotiated $950 as the price.