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Originally Posted by haggis88
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Originally Posted by haggis88
Ended up going with michelin x-ice snow in 265/70/17 w/ crappy tire alloys. What a shit show that was trying to get the wheels from crappy tire. But, they were super cheap. Glad I went with the michelins through my buddy's shop and bonus got a $70 mail in rebate.
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Looks good, how much were the wheels?
The Snows were remarkable on mine. Couldn't believe how quiet they were.
I went with these:
https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/wheel...p.1412227.html
Which were on sale for $155/pc
Anybody know how the build and delivery times have been lately for these trucks? Ordered one with the 7.3L through work, hopefully I see it before summer.
Apparently extremely variable based on specific option codes. But getting better for most. This a lower spec truck? Those should see the least delay. I doubt there's be an issue getting it for spring.
took about 4 months for my F150. Ordered June 4th, took delivery October 9th.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darell_n
According to this thread, trucks are moving now. I had previously read that the F250/350 delays were longer than the F150.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darell_n
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...sheet-212.html
8ft bed supercab XLT.Quote:
Originally Posted by ExtraSlow
Any chance parking brake would be covered under powertrain warranty? Mine has seized up in this cold weather; hopefully when things warm up it lets off, but it seems like it's internal to the drum (i.e. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QF9qPTg8g0M), not a problem with the cable (I checked and it moves freely).
Universal was more than happy to book me an appointment but I'm less than keen to pay them a fistful of cash over something simple but annoying to work on.
Is your truck driveable right now? Park it somewhere warm for 4+ hours. City parkades downtown work if you have nowhere else. Very good chance it's frozen water in the mechanism. So that wouldn't be covered under any warranty.
Drivable as long as I ignore the smell of roastin' brake material- Yeah I like that more than I like the idea of shelling out at the dealership.Quote:
Originally Posted by ExtraSlow
Well you'll be driving it somewhere in either scenario. Good luck sir!
Or just let it sit for a week until it warms up a bit? Go at it with a heat gun or hair dryer?
I can’t imagine driving any distance with a park brake on is a good idea.
Probably smarter. I just assumed he was desperate.
Get a friend with a propane tube heater and warm it up. Then drive it. Will not be covered by powertrain warranty.
Wife’s navigator doesn’t like -30, happened last year as well. Any tricks for the ecoboost and cold starting after 5 days. It’s plugged in.
Charge the battery
Are you saying it didn't start? Or you haven't tried yet. No tricks aside from block heater and battery charger.Quote:
Originally Posted by danno