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Yeah...you might want to reverse that.. Sell the every day car, and drive the "sell" car every day.
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Yeah...you might want to reverse that.. Sell the every day car, and drive the "sell" car every day.
Xenophon
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Sell it to that Beyotch from Brooklyn.Leave it to you to make me laugh! Thanks cause I needed that. Right after my last post I bruised my knee pretty bad. Can you make me laugh again please.
Terry
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LOL, LOL, LOL, LOL, LOL OMG you made me laugh really hard with that!Sell it to that Beyotch from Brooklyn.Leave it to you to make me laugh! Thanks cause I needed that. Right after my last post I bruised my knee pretty bad. Can you make me laugh again please.
dilloduck
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310k miles on it, my son (19) took it just now to Wendy's to get a hamburger and he heard like metal clanking and you couldn't steer the car turned on or off. I think the drive shaft is gone.
My poor workhorse OJ ride.
Just a drive shaft ?? pfffffffft easy fix. Quit belly achin !
Terry
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Ball joints too! What we cannot figure out is why the steering is so loose. You drive over a little bump in the road and the truck goes all over the place. Any clue what causes the steering to be so loose?
310k miles on it, my son (19) took it just now to Wendy's to get a hamburger and he heard like metal clanking and you couldn't steer the car turned on or off. I think the drive shaft is gone.
My poor workhorse OJ ride.
Just a drive shaft ?? pfffffffft easy fix. Quit belly achin !
dilloduck
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Ball joints too! What we cannot figure out is why the steering is so loose. You drive over a little bump in the road and the truck goes all over the place. Any clue what causes the steering to be so loose?
310k miles on it, my son (19) took it just now to Wendy's to get a hamburger and he heard like metal clanking and you couldn't steer the car turned on or off. I think the drive shaft is gone.
My poor workhorse OJ ride.
Just a drive shaft ?? pfffffffft easy fix. Quit belly achin !
I'll include a free diagnosis when I check out the drive shaft and ball joints
dilloduck
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Ball joints too! What we cannot figure out is why the steering is so loose. You drive over a little bump in the road and the truck goes all over the place. Any clue what causes the steering to be so loose?
310k miles on it, my son (19) took it just now to Wendy's to get a hamburger and he heard like metal clanking and you couldn't steer the car turned on or off. I think the drive shaft is gone.
My poor workhorse OJ ride.
Just a drive shaft ?? pfffffffft easy fix. Quit belly achin !
I'd start with the linkage and go from there.
Terry
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Well it wasn't the drive shaft after all, it was a belt and a pulley broken and something else. But I'm thinking the steering damper needs to be replaced. *shrug*Ball joints too! What we cannot figure out is why the steering is so loose. You drive over a little bump in the road and the truck goes all over the place. Any clue what causes the steering to be so loose?Just a drive shaft ?? pfffffffft easy fix. Quit belly achin !
I'll include a free diagnosis when I check out the drive shaft and ball joints
Terry
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I know, we have other cars but this Truck is really worth keeping. I cannot tell you how many people wish they had this truck. It's easy to get to the engine to repair things, loads of room, not like cars these days that under the hood is so tight you have to remove the engine just to work on it. Pain in the Ass! Not the bronco!All of this raises the question, when DO you replace a car,,,,when it's so old you can't find the parts to repair it, or at the first sign of trouble, or......when you just want another?
Probably the answer lies somewhere in the budget.
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My Truck:
1997 Ford F-150 XLT, loaded to the max, with 120,000+ miles on it, never had one problem not even a flat tire.
Me, in my truck:
Which makes it a much more dangerous thing!
1997 Ford F-150 XLT, loaded to the max, with 120,000+ miles on it, never had one problem not even a flat tire.
Me, in my truck:
Which makes it a much more dangerous thing!
xsited1
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310k miles on it, my son (19) took it just now to Wendy's to get a hamburger and he heard like metal clanking and you couldn't steer the car turned on or off. I think the drive shaft is gone.
My poor workhorse OJ ride.
I'm surprised an American-made car could last that long.
Terry
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Nice truck and I would trade my truck for that one anyday but no such good thing will happen to me. Don't need another car payment either so I'm stuck with my bronco which I do love. It took the bronco 310k miles to finally give me hickups...not bad at all!
Terry
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pfffft silly you!
310k miles on it, my son (19) took it just now to Wendy's to get a hamburger and he heard like metal clanking and you couldn't steer the car turned on or off. I think the drive shaft is gone.
My poor workhorse OJ ride.
I'm surprised an American-made car could last that long.
Terry
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I SEE YOU!!!!!!hahahahahahahaha, you're without your cape!!! I know who is behind that mask man now!My Truck:
1997 Ford F-150 XLT, loaded to the max, with 120,000+ miles on it, never had one problem not even a flat tire.
Me, in my truck:
Which makes it a much more dangerous thing!
A true texan look!
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I forgot to mention, I paid cash for it so have never had a payment. Which is also nice!Nice truck and I would trade my truck for that one anyday but no such good thing will happen to me. Don't need another car payment either so I'm stuck with my bronco which I do love. It took the bronco 310k miles to finally give me hickups...not bad at all!
YOU have a a big balloon payment on the OJ ride now.... New engine and tranny gonna be a chunk!
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Yeah, I haven't actually wore the mask and cape since probably '95... But I do still have it hanging in the closet!]I SEE YOU!!!!!!hahahahahahahaha, you're without your cape!!! I know who is behind that mask man now!
A true texan look!
Terry
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We priced the engine at $5 grand and I have no idea about the tranny but probably around 2 grand for that. Right now I can drive it short distance. I'm taking it today to the tea party because I don't want the cobra to be "Keyed" by someone and hub took the caddy today. *sigh*I forgot to mention, I paid cash for it so have never had a payment. Which is also nice!Nice truck and I would trade my truck for that one anyday but no such good thing will happen to me. Don't need another car payment either so I'm stuck with my bronco which I do love. It took the bronco 310k miles to finally give me hickups...not bad at all!
YOU have a a big balloon payment on the OJ ride now.... New engine and tranny gonna be a chunk!
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I don't know if your old engine has a carburetor, if it does get the upgrade to fuel injection for the new one!We priced the engine at $5 grand and I have no idea about the tranny but probably around 2 grand for that. Right now I can drive it short distance. I'm taking it today to the tea party because I don't want the cobra to be "Keyed" by someone and hub took the caddy today. *sigh*I forgot to mention, I paid cash for it so have never had a payment. Which is also nice!Nice truck and I would trade my truck for that one anyday but no such good thing will happen to me. Don't need another car payment either so I'm stuck with my bronco which I do love. It took the bronco 310k miles to finally give me hickups...not bad at all!
YOU have a a big balloon payment on the OJ ride now.... New engine and tranny gonna be a chunk!
You'll look good showing up at the TP in a slow white Broncho!
Terry
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I don't know if your old engine has a carburetor, if it does get the upgrade to fuel injection for the new one!We priced the engine at $5 grand and I have no idea about the tranny but probably around 2 grand for that. Right now I can drive it short distance. I'm taking it today to the tea party because I don't want the cobra to be "Keyed" by someone and hub took the caddy today. *sigh*I forgot to mention, I paid cash for it so have never had a payment. Which is also nice!
YOU have a a big balloon payment on the OJ ride now.... New engine and tranny gonna be a chunk!
You'll look good showing up at the TP in a slow white Broncho!
Are you being sarcastic about showing up at the TP in my broncho? If so, it went over my head!
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