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Sure wish I could have caught the punch line. I wanna laugh a Brett too! No offense Brett. ;)

No, the sensor is only covered under the recall when replaced by a technician in the service dept.

It has been a topic of discussion here a few times. Ford has finally announced that they are recalling the camshaft position sensors on the 97-03 7.3 liter power stroke trucks. If you own one, you should soon receive a notice in the mail at the address listed on your registration. Or you can...

haven't watched them closely but I haven't seen them even close to what I financed at 3 years ago at 5.45% fixed for a 30 years. If the housing market continues to go the way it has been it's possible the interest will return to what it was three years ago.

oh oh pick me pick me! yeah! Luck number 13!

****ing sweet!

Uh Oh! These are Genuine Gears. They were cheap and with a lifetime warranty I figured I couldn't go wrong. I've run these in my K5 for about 4 years with no problems. My buddy who works at 4 wheel parts said in order to reduce costs these gears are not pre-run at the factory so the tend to wear...

Not too worried, these gears have a life time warranty! :eek:

:freak: Yeah! Early Christmas for me! Wow! That's a small pinion gear! Any one running 5.13 gears in a front 60 ever break one?

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I've heard stories of people going into cardiac arrest after being tased.

:laughing: Ooops...My bad...

I wish I lived in Japan!

Maybe....but at least we will look better! That's got to count for something.

http://www.break.com/index/japanese-girl-with-big-boobs-at-the-gym.html What a work out! I'm pooped. Edit: By the way, this might be NSFW. (not safe for work and/or wife depending on where you are.)

Have you ever tasted milk that was frozen? I have and as I recall it is not something I want to try again. Something happens to it....something very, very bad!

Happy Birthday!

I see this on F-550's all the time. We usually leave the lug nuts on but loose, then go drive it around the parking lot. These have always been steel dual wheels though. I would be extra careful doing this with aluminum.

Lockers can put more stress on single axle since 100% torque is transfered under all conditions. What the eBay lister said is true to an extent. Most axles break from being locked while making excessively tight turns on solid ground and/or losing traction and causing wheel hop. When any wheel...