I will, but let me know if you have any questions in the interim.
Those mid-fifties Merc's were way to cool!Installed a new SwingCase from @Stage3Motorsports which required me to make a trip to Lowe's to buy yet another tap to clean the holes that were filled with spray in bed liner.
Saw a guy pull up in this beautiful '53 Merc. I complimented the guy on how nice his car was when asking him what year it was. He said, "It's a 53," and stormed off without even saying "Thank you." So I guess owners of '53 Mercs are either a$$holes or just hate talking about cars. Whatever.
yep do it all myself. the 4g can still be worked on by average folks. tax return is buy all the stuff needed, parts, fluids etc.
Must be a small tax return lol...
Even though you didn't have it as #1 I'll still give ya a t shirt. ?1. Forscan ABS Bleed. WOW what a difference! It feels like it actually has brakes now! Kind of nuts that it would leave the factory with air in the line. I recommend everyone do this immediately. I used OBDLink EX.
2. Damper!
That amber grille accent compliments the blue very nicely...I had a strange issue after I had my windows tinted last weekend. It is legal to have your windshield tinted in Nevada if it is non-reflective and that is just what I did. (I only did 70 ceramic I'm not crazy.) Driving to work yesterday I noticed my lights were on and it was a typical sunny, cloudless day here. Great - I thought - I ruined the auto headlight function with my tint. After doing some research I found this should not be the case. Especially with such a light film. So I inspected the sensor on the dashboard and found that indeed some over-spray from the install soap was dried on there - but really not much. I wiped it clean and today my sensor could see the sun again. Everything back to normal and it had nothing to do with the new darkness.
I didn't think this was worthy of a thread but figured a PSA was due because this is something you could do to yourself just cleaning your windshield on your own.
For your time, a photo of the dirty, newly-tinted truck after I picked it up.
You can bleed brakes with software?1. Forscan ABS Bleed. WOW what a difference! It feels like it actually has brakes now! Kind of nuts that it would leave the factory with air in the line. I recommend everyone do this immediately. I used OBDLink EX.
2. Damper!
3. Neoprene Seat Covers (Universals from Amazon made by FH Group). They actually fit pretty darn well.
No necessarily; I'm not bleeding the brake line or caliper, but the ABS module. In most vehicles today, bleeding the ABS module will require a scantool. Luckily with Ford, we have ForScan, instead of a 10K SnapOn.
