1999 F150 what did I buy?
#17
Hope to get it home the end of the week. And will get some pics of it posted. Have a 60,000 mile motor that will be going on the engine stand this evening. Going to clean it up and pull the oil pan off. Check out the lower end, then check the timing chains and under the valve covers.
Not sure yet but thinking about putting a new oil pump on it. Also new water pump and plugs. Feel that its easy to do while the motor is out. So do these and hope it last me as long as I will need the truck.
Pete
Not sure yet but thinking about putting a new oil pump on it. Also new water pump and plugs. Feel that its easy to do while the motor is out. So do these and hope it last me as long as I will need the truck.
Pete
#19
I would replace everything you can possible afford to replace while it it out. Anything that you think might go in the next 5 years, pull it and replace it. Keep the old parts as spares just in case you need to use them in the future. With the engine out, you can do pretty much anything in there. A big problem lots of trucks that sit have is the exhaust manifold bolts rusting and the heads coming off. It is a very, very time consuming job. The manifold is pretty cheap to just buy a new one so I would take it off while your engine is out and put a whole new manifold on. It's cheaper to put a new one on than to put new bolts in the old one.
#20
I have new manifold bolts along with new head bolts and gaskets. Only thing I don't have yet is the timing stuff. Thinking I will just replace all that also along with new oil pump. All new seals and gaskets on the motor also.
I have the factory intake manifold from the 1999. Its metal not plastic like the 2002. Going to put it back on with all new stuff also.
Pete
I have the factory intake manifold from the 1999. Its metal not plastic like the 2002. Going to put it back on with all new stuff also.
Pete
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Pete
#25
It was built in Canada then delivered to Va. Sold to someone there for a year. Then went to ms, then to Tn in 2011.
From what I read, you could not get the standard cab Lariat in 1999 here. But guess it being built in Canada that was why it was built like its built. Also does not have the overhead console. But has the Leather seats with Lariat on them. Plus a cabinet behind the seats with Hinged top on them. Pass side holds the CD changer.
It looks to have every option that you could get and then some on it. Even has cab filter for the heat and AC.
From what I read, you could not get the standard cab Lariat in 1999 here. But guess it being built in Canada that was why it was built like its built. Also does not have the overhead console. But has the Leather seats with Lariat on them. Plus a cabinet behind the seats with Hinged top on them. Pass side holds the CD changer.
It looks to have every option that you could get and then some on it. Even has cab filter for the heat and AC.
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