By Chris Coleman For those that have toyed with the idea of putting DRLs on their trucks, here’s a cheaper way to do it. These instructions are going to allow you to either use the headlights and/or the fog lights as your DRLs. Granted, you don’t get the time delay feature that the DRL […] More »
By: admin | July 29, 2004
By Ken Payne For many years Ford Powerstroke diesel owners have been accustomed to a great deal of aftermarket support for power enhancing products. From intakes and exhausts to chips and fueling boxes, there is a wide selection available to the owner looking to add extra power. With the introduction of the 6.0L Powerstroke diesel […] More »
By: admin | July 29, 2004
By Ken Payne All Ford vehicles since 1996 feature OBD-II (On Board Diagnostics) capabilities. The vehicle’s computer stores diagnostic codes that can be read with a code reader (such as those found on a hand-held performance tuner like the Diablo Predator or Superchips Microtuner. These codes can help you diagnose potential problems with your vehicle. […] More »
By: admin | July 29, 2004
By Kirk Space The following article is about the installation of an instrument cluster bezel with water temp and oil pressure gauges for 1999.5-2003 Ford Super Dutys. I’ve composed this article in hopes that it might assist other novice enthusiasts who might want to do a similar installation. I do not make any claim that […] More »
By: admin | July 29, 2004
By JBronco I finally replaced the power door lock actuator on my 1990 big Bronco XLT. I have seen a lot of posts on the forums about this, and I thought I’ll tell you how I did it so maybe you can save yourself some of the grief that I went through. The worst part […] More »
By: admin | July 29, 2004
By William Dahn This article describes in detail the installation of a late model intermittent wipe wash system in a 61-66 Ford F100. The information provided here is applicable to other vehicles so feel free to improvise and share your experience with this conversion in the Ford Truck Enthusiasts forums. Follow these instructions using all […] More »
By: admin | July 29, 2004
By Gary Peters CRITERIA FOR SELECTION AND DESCRIPTION As many of you know I installed a vehicle lift in my pole barn. After much research I settled on one made by Rotary, 9000# capacity, in-ground, fully enclosed and high pressure rather than air over oil for EPA reasons and ease of installation. Of all the […] More »
By: admin | July 29, 2004
