A spongy brake pedal would indicate that there's air in the system somewhere. If there was a vacuum leak going to the brake booster then the pedal would be rock hard and you'd have to stand on the brake pedal to get it to stop. If you're confident there are no leaks in the system then I'd take...
I would talk to a local diesel mechanic and see what they have to say about getting the power you're looking for. A buddy of mine is a Ford guy and has a pretty beefy power stroke. He added a tuner that allows him to change maps for different situations. It would be worth looking into something...
I agree with this to a point. Yes they all need gas, air and spark to run but with today's technology there's a lot of different ways they control those elements. A bad ground in an out of the way oddball spot can disable a vehicle. Vehicle manufacturers are making it more and more difficult for...
Previous replies (#2#3) are great comments. The pothole could've jarred something loose and without properly diagnosing it and simply throwing parts at it will cost you a lot of time and money only to inevitably take it to a shop.
Is it getting spark? Is it getting gas? Does it crank over...
Yeah cool story. Being a mechanic for 30+ years I'm well aware it does nothing for performance. I only use it so I don't have to keep replacing it. Pull it out, wash it dry it and a light coat of spray and back in it goes. About 15 minutes worth of work
I live in New England and never had an issue with my LED's freezing over. The OP seems to be doing a lot of unnecessary work for something that has plenty of options for improving light output without being so invasive but to each their own
Welcome aboard and good job with the work. As far as getting more money for the truck some people with think great, all the BS has been taken care of and it'll be fine for many more miles. Others will think the engine was damaged and I'll have nothing but problems with it. I personally think...
I definitely love the look of it but it's a TRX on crutches. I'm just disappointed that there isn't a V8 option anymore. I'll be keeping my 21 as long as I can
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