Posted by The tractor vet on February 03, 2017 at 09:24:46 from (104.179.81.68):
In Reply to: Ot - used truck posted by northvale pa on February 02, 2017 at 19:04:34:
I have ran and worked on the 460 engine since they first came out and i am a hard core lover of the 460 . I had one in a 88 F 350 4x4 dual rear wheel cab and chassis with a five speed . Never had a problem with the engine and when i sold the truck it had 287and change on the meter , Now i never run the truck any harder then it would run and i never hauled more then i could fit on the truck and trailer . I stayed up on maintenance and changed oil every 3-3500 miles i ran Castrol 10-40 in the winter months and 20w50 in the summer months . some weeks from this time of year till May the oil was getting changed twice a week due to the miles i was racking up running three states . Myonly complaint was the rest of the truck like computer , rear end , U/joints till i stopped buying NAPA joints and went to Spicer joints , on the rear end the problems there were due to the crush spacer collapsing and eating the ring and pinion and the hyd clutch master cylinder and slave cylinders . You were wise to carry a spare computer and the slave and master cylinder behind the seat at all times and a qt of brake fluid . while i was running the NAPA u/joints ya had to carry TWO of them . With the updated computer i never minded the fuel milage i was getting BUT there was some changes made to the timing gears as i did change to the ones for a 1970 gear set . Cam shaft is the same as first produced just cam timing was layed back with the gears . Should have kept it and rebuilt the whole truck But i had to have a Dodge . things i don't like about my Dodge , (1) No lock out ft. hubs (2) the heater . (3) Gear ratio , (4) fuel mileage .
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