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it might not rust in the traditional sense, but aluminium corrodes in its own way. You'll note if you look closer that there will be some white powdery substance and the metal is now bumpy and unsmooth. The covering of these strips breaks free once the corrosion beneath takes over enough to...

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Either the F150 electric shrunk, or this guy is huuuuge. The perspective on the editing of this ad is a little off.

so, would it have fallen off without the zip tie as well?

there is a lot of truth in this statement. Up here in Canada, our guvment wants to bring in a standard basic income. The younger generation reads that as "yay I don't have to work"

one of these. every grocery store has them now with all the lifted mall crawler trucks.

on the topic of solid, I would like to add a few other possibilities. Rigid Un-articulated erect (vs flaccid) While thinking of this conundrum though, what if the hollow shaft, on either version was filled with those tire beads? The dampening properties might make for a whole new level of smooth.

if you browse the interwebs for droning noises, you get pointed to a lot of F150 problems with similar complaints. It does spread out a bit with the description and some say its a grinding noise, but lots describe it as a drone or humming when letting off the gas on the highway. They point to...

The latest TSB follows a specific path, reset, allow to adjust, if that's not the solution, then its dig deeper into the mechanical as something is failing inside that the adaptive process can't overcome. We know the drum is an issue, we know the solenoids have been issues getting stuck. Neither...

hows the bacon on them? Might be worth hitting a few

with our bed rails being too high, a tailgate that wont open will be the death of many of us because we can't reach our groceries. ☠

I know there is a fair bit of bureaucracy in my country when it comes to the environment. And most of it is fair. when you see how people destroy trail systems, some from ignorance, some from misguided opinions, you can understand why it needs to be controlled and monitored. Erosion is a thing...

you leave it alone mister. im heading up there next year and i want to conquer it in its natural form

I too have been struggling with this. Twice I have put the tequila bottle away thinking that was the cause.

that makes sense, i can understand that happening. i'm hoping we have higher oil pressures and better oils than the mid 80's

I know I have read some others who have experienced it. Try a search of the forum, perhaps it will come up

I get it, I've read some of your posts, you come across as more educated than others and use your info in that way. I'm sure its not just anecdotal and personal opinions, you seem to have a background in the know. So help educate me, is there hard data available from the computer to determine if...

This is how I picture a driveshaft shops inventory. Hence the reason why you need to measure, they just find one in the pile, throw on some new paint and ship it off to you. I joke, I don't need Tom Woods googling my address and stopping by for a "talk"

i stumbled across this site, it appears that there are notes on what they had to do to get certain tire and wheel combos to work. I guess you can see if you can dig deeper and find the combo you want to run, perhaps someone has done it. This example has -25 offset wheels...

^ this Pretty much the whole section in the owners manual is littered with warnings and cautions and they all say the same thing....its a system that works, but not always. They know its limitations with the radar box and have made you aware that you cant leave it unsupervised. Does anyone...