I have to agree that Fords 300 was one of the best engines Ford ever produced. I've had 4 of them and am still amazed. I've pulled some pretty heavy loads with one. Not very fast mind you (gears), but it did pull it without question.
I still haven't figured out what the hell an 'electric power hitch' is. :dunno
i'm afraid to call this guy, I may forget everything I know about IDIs by the time I can hang up the phone!:rotflmao
Disclaimer: I have nothing to do with or any interest in the sale of this truck. I found it on a semi-local craigslistand had to scratch my head trying to figure it out.
see for yourself.
http://springfield.craigslist.org/cto/2066825983.html
anything past 1/4 throttle would bog. Anything past 3/4 throttle it would develop a 'slight' miss towrds the top of the hill. A glance in the rearview would reveal a thick black cloud.
My Golf was acting similarly. I backed my fuel screw off about 1/2 turn and now I can "race":rotflmao up the hills at full throttle. before I did that, I couldn't mash the skinny pedal more than 1/4 of the way down before it started bogging out.
I thought I would give first crack at these loads here on OB. Keepin it in the 'Brotherhood' as it were.
So here's the deal. Here in a few weeks (2-3) I am going to have several loads that need to be run from the NW Arkansas area to Denver. Obviously the weight of the load is going to depend on...
flywheel?
New question.....
ok, I guess I probably should have used the SEARCH feature for the original question. I guess the reason nobody responded was probably because this issue has been beaten to death.
so I have a new question for ya. Much more specific and I've already searched...
$1100 for an '85 in good condition is a steal. ( I think anyhow) Even if the front end needs a few parts it aint bad.
Front suspension/steering parts are really not that expensive if you know where to look. I bought complete tie rod assemblies for $38 each. Forget autozone for Benz parts. they...
Thanks guys. That was the kind of info I've come to expect around here.
Yeah, I looked at the door tag and it told me that it was a 4.10 limited slip, but I was courious what everything else on the reardiff tag meant, as well as a little confused. I went to the site referred to here on OB oh...
Hey all.
I'm VERY seriously considering adding an '87 DRW/CC into my diesel fleet. I'm trying to make heads or tails out of whats in the rear so I know what I'm getting into. I just got back from a trip to KS yesterday to haul home another parts car and the fuel mileage in Smaug is just...
Driving home from work this evening my vacuum pump blew. I now have a quarter sized hole in my vac pump. Anybody out out here have an extra pump they can part with?
I towed my 300D home from Ft. Worth TX to Harrison,AR. With a C6 and 4.10s it sure wasn't my fastest trip, but it WAS the most uneventful. left home with 2 tanks full of WMO and a 55gal drum full of WMO strapped down in the bed tied into the front tank. Wish ida packed more empty soda bottles...
Brother in law is having probs with his '93 F-350 (7.3) again. His glow plug controller just clicks. Here's where it gets wierd. He's getting a steady 11v to the glow plugs while the gpr is cycling on and off. even with that, his truck won't start in the morning.
he stuck another controller on...
thanks guys!
I'll let him know what it is. seems kind of redundant to me though. When I lost vacuum on my '86 I knew it because the brakes were nearly non-op.
Brother in law was working on his '92cc and found this thing. neither of us has any idea what it is or does. ford dealership doesn't show it in their diagrams of the vac system. It's tied into the vac block. it's located in the area of the drivers inner fender. In the picture it's the hockey...
The only time I had a leak that dramatic it was the IP. Had leaking return lines when I bought the truck that left a pretty good puddle, but nothing quite like that.
Look at your valley pan and see if you can see anything that might indicate the fuel has been flowing across it.:dunno
I don't know that I would go so far as to say they wont work. I had a cracked nut on 2 different lines. I went to the salvage yard and grabbed a set out of a '93 with a 7.3. I grabbed the 2 lines I needed out of the bunch and replaced them on my 6.9. They seem to work just fine to me.:dunno
If parking were not an issue, I would drive IT to work on days I need to haul someting in rather than the Ford. IT gets better mileage than the F-250 does!cookoo
Parking lot at work isn't big enough to turn around. something like a 42ft turning radius.:eek:
That's funny, I thought that was the rule for shifting the old 4 speeds they stuck on them in the old busses.
My bro in law ( who is a Diesel mechanic by trade ) says of the old 2 strokers that "if it aint leaking, it aint running". I've got an 8v71, dads got a 6-71. Bothgreat engines. Like...
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