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    Turbo seal kit and water pump

    Make sure you put the right bolts back in the right hole. Some bolts are longer and misplacing them can cause engine damage.
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    Dealers diesel

    Tick on acceleration can be caused by exhaust leak at manifold connection. Every so often I have to retighten the pipe on the drivers side.
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    Thanks! (ATF in the fuel filter does wonders)

    My 91 f350 with 7.3 3.55 rears and e4od will knock out 20 mpg easy on the open road. And that's on 33/12.50 tires. If I cleaned all the tools and crap out it will probably do better. I've done it too many times.
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    Front f350 brake pads

    With all the f250 and 350 I have has and worked on over the years, I never had this problem until now. Have ordered another set of pads more specific to my build date, 07-91. Maybe this will work this time
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    Front f350 brake pads

    I first thought the calipers may be cast wrong, but old pads fit them perfect. I did replace them 12 plus years ago when I got the truck.
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    Front f350 brake pads

    Got my rear brakes done and now I've moved to the front of the truck. Calipers were stuck so I got 2 remanufactored ones and new pads. Problem is the outside edge of the pad sticks outside the rotor about 1/16 to 1/8 inch. Got a second set of pads, same thing. Thought maybe caliper was off so I...
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    Rear hub seal.

    Waited a little while, went back out and the hub turns, although with a little drag, must be the new seal stiffness. Just don't want to mess up the new brake job.
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    Rear hub seal.

    Replacing the rear hub seals on my f350 with Sterling axle. Old seal # WAS FOTW-1177-AA . New seal is national# 370047A. Torqued it correctly and hub is a whole lot harder to turn. New seal is not made like the old one which looked like a seal with rubber coated wear ring. Anyone else run into...
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    F 350 rear wheel brakes

    Took my 1991 F 350 srw down to check rear brakes. 2nd owner, had the truck for 12 years. Rear brake shoes are 3.5 inches wide with a 1inch wheel cyl. now leaking. Is this the correct size shoe for this truck? Auto parts stores say it should take 3 inch shoes.

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