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#16
07-25-2003, 10:08 PM
Originally posted by 01 XLT Sport
I have an 01 and the seal on mine looks fine, like it fits perfect. I never had a problem with it. Did perhaps they make changes that affected some of the 01's?
I have an 01 and the seal on mine looks fine, like it fits perfect. I never had a problem with it. Did perhaps they make changes that affected some of the 01's?
Geesh... I love that word.... aforementioned. LOL!
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07-25-2003, 10:10 PM
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07-25-2003, 10:13 PM
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Originally posted by RockPick
Nope... you just have one of the 17 vehicles that still has a good looking seal that is functional. The rest of them look like stretched baby poo and leak like the aformentioned baby...
Geesh... I love that word.... aforementioned. LOL!
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Nope... you just have one of the 17 vehicles that still has a good looking seal that is functional. The rest of them look like stretched baby poo and leak like the aformentioned baby...
Geesh... I love that word.... aforementioned. LOL!
RP
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07-25-2003, 11:35 PM
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Originally posted by bloomquist
pw1981:
Why don't you try only using your brakes when needed, if you just need to slow down slightly then just take your foot off the gas and believe me, your truck will slow down pretty quickly.. I'm somewhere around 15,000 miles and no where near needed new brakes, or brake maintinance, and I have no wrecks or tickets on my record.
pw1981:
Why don't you try only using your brakes when needed, if you just need to slow down slightly then just take your foot off the gas and believe me, your truck will slow down pretty quickly.. I'm somewhere around 15,000 miles and no where near needed new brakes, or brake maintinance, and I have no wrecks or tickets on my record.
I thought that was how you were supposed to slow the vehicle in driving.
In the T-Bird, the front end would go into full shake on braking and warp the rotors.
On my truck, I just notice that it takes a harder press of the pedal and longer distance to stop when coming up on a red light or other "gotta come to full stop" situation.
I am not noticing this in my car at work however, so I am starting to think less that its me and more that its the Motorcraft pads.
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