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My lawnmowers are the same. I do believe I squirted some leftover outboard motor gear oil into one of my mowers to top it off. Hasn't quit yet, and havent needed to add oil again (?) and we are going on 3 years. ^ and let this be a PSA...even though I have done something as asinine as putting...

sounds like the solution is filing the tang to match the middle. for safety reasons the design is to prevent middle seat extensions. the fatties need to be situated to the sides for airbag protection

just to clarify, they did not watch the videos

I want to see the youtubers do a comparison of beer can crushing on the forehead with aluminium cans VS steel cans.

So lets imagine if the techs chased every gremlin that comes into the shop...that 4-6 week wait time would exponentially grow. There are too many people who have no clue about their problem, or how to describe it. Imagine being a Service writer for a moment, trying to decipher some cryptic...

This comes up on Reddit and makes sense. I didn't read the other 400+ comments so I don't know what else was added.

Glad we arent flying then eh? If the guys engine grenades, he can just turn towards the shoulder and throw on his 4 ways and call roadside assistance.

The same kind of information you would get from manufacturers and the like because all their info is posted and free on the google.

In an emergency or an urgent situation I wouldn't lose sleep over it. As long as the API rating is there, the oils will be compatible. Be wary of mixing different viscosities, using different ones obviously will alter your desired viscosity rating. As mentioned above, you would have bigger...

I triple my safety Standard split lock washer Castellated friction nut Plus a cotter pin That sumb*tch isn't coming off. Just a reminder that the nut torque is the first level of safety. Torqued correctly, it should never loosen. The more levels of safety you add, such as a split washer, a...

So in essence you want to create a death zone immediately in and around the front of the vehicle?

I had noticed their 4th gen reference as well. The picture they show is a 2019+ engine bay. So I believe they have simply made a mistep on the generation

its all good ? Carry on.

Just my opinion on "fixing the leak" This does not fix the leak. It band-aids the issue. Much like adding the Ford cover does. I personally am wrapping my engine in a glad garbage bag to keep the water off of it because I choose to not fix the root cause issue.

Its the fight everyone likes. Theres the dream to give the best zinger and put the OP in his place. If I am not mistaken, R5G awards night is coming up and there are plenty of trophy's up for grabs this year for members. There's a few in this thread that may be worthy of a nomination. I...

I'm not sure is many were fooled into thinking it was a true Shelby. If there were, lord help us all.

hope this helps https://www.f150forum.com/f2/brackets-lower-factory-running-boards-474459/ also, google Go Rhino for their 4" drop down steps that maybe you can add

I went through the checkout, and the shipping was reasonable...but at todays exchange rate...I need to come up with 36 more cents on each dollar.

I like this. For me it would be a toy of gadgetry, with no real purpose. I'm just afraid to check the price in Can $$$

Imagine though, installing one of these and then having a start issue later on through something totally unrelated...what Ford shop would touch it ?? They would blame this gizmo