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Re: Ford F150
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Posted by john on December 15, 2003 at 06:26:28 from (68.158.152.10):
In Reply to: Ford F150 posted by stan on December 14, 2003 at 21:01:10:
Pull the trans???
where is the slave cyl.-- on the inside of the bell housing????? My dad has a 98 or 99 F150 that he took in to have front end aligned because it was pulling. It cost him like $300.to $400. to have it done. There is no adjustments on the truck from the factory. You have to have the ajustments installed. My take on new car better Idea is.....
We have to make our cars last longer to compete with others so how can we make money. Lets see..... We can make cars that can not be repaired in a home garage or better yet we will make the parts needed so exclusive they will be dealer only parts. Very hard to compare maintenance cost at the time of car purchace.
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