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Re: F 350 and the garage wall
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Posted by Jonfarmer on March 21, 2006 at 17:45:40 from (165.121.145.146):
In Reply to: F 350 and the garage wall posted by YELLOW DOG on March 21, 2006 at 16:58:45:
Wow, if it was mine, and Ford couldn't figgure it out, that truck would be gone!!!. Scary thing for that to happen. Must be a faulty shift lever that allows the vibration of the diesel to slip into gear, theres supposed to be positions that you can feel when you shift it, must be a bad spring in there or something so those stops are not there. I drive standards, so I'm all set, until the hydrolic clutch reservoir goes dry, which I have had happen, then the clutch doesn't disengage.
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