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    Yea there was a thread on PB about someone that had a brand new Power Stroke blow up and Ford told him to kick rocks.
    Yea ford told me to kick rocks on Tuesday...inspection Thursday ...full purchase buy back offer the following Tuesday.


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    Update:

    I changed the thermostat Sat am. I drove the truck around town Sat and Sunday and all has been well so far. I need to get her on the freeway. I'll probably drive the truck to work tomorrow. CEL is still on, I need to get it to a parts store and borrow a scan tool to clear the codes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by niceguyeddie View Post
    Update:

    I changed the thermostat Sat am. I drove the truck around town Sat and Sunday and all has been well so far. I need to get her on the freeway. I'll probably drive the truck to work tomorrow. CEL is still on, I need to get it to a parts store and borrow a scan tool to clear the codes.
    So far so good!!


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    Quote Originally Posted by niceguyeddie View Post
    Update:

    I changed the thermostat Sat am. I drove the truck around town Sat and Sunday and all has been well so far. I need to get her on the freeway. I'll probably drive the truck to work tomorrow. CEL is still on, I need to get it to a parts store and borrow a scan tool to clear the codes.
    BAM! most excelente' Eddie... did the thermostat have weep/air purge holes drilled in it? or at least a single air purge hole? I think that most new units do nowadays... It helps prevent air lock on the stat...
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    Quote Originally Posted by 2manymustangs View Post
    BAM! most excelente' Eddie... did the thermostat have weep/air purge holes drilled in it? or at least a single air purge hole? I think that most new units do nowadays... It helps prevent air lock on the stat...
    The newer style looked so much different than the old one. It's shorter, very different design and yes it has air purge hole. I got one at the Ford dealer to be sure it was the right part. I'm hopping this resolves the issue. I'd like my next long road trip to be an enjoyable one.

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    I'm going to get the Torque Pro real time monitor on my wifes truck before our next trip...

    2010 Sport Trac 4.6 3v and it just rolled over 100K miles... Seeing any misfire/misfires before the ECU even throws a code I think is helpful thing to know when diagnosing an issue OR for peace of mind while on a trip...

    http://www.cnet.com/how-to/monitor-y...p-for-android/
    -In a Republic, the sovereignty resides with the people themselves. In a Republic, the government is a servant of the people, and obliged to its owner, We the People..

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    Quote Originally Posted by 2manymustangs View Post
    I'm going to get the Torque Pro real time monitor on my wifes truck before our next trip...

    2010 Sport Trac 4.6 3v and it just rolled over 100K miles... Seeing any misfire/misfires before the ECU even throws a code I think is helpful thing to know when diagnosing an issue OR for peace of mind while on a trip...

    http://www.cnet.com/how-to/monitor-y...p-for-android/
    Truck has been running well since I put a new thermo and cap on. I buddy helped me do a front end service this past weekend (ball joints, inner and outer tie rods, axle & knuckle seals and bearings). Can't wait to take it on another road trip. Preferably to the river!

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    Ended up getting rid of the turd and buying another Chevy. Truck was a problematic pile of shit and I didn't trust driving it across the desert. I about broke even on it so I didn't loose much other than my time wrenching on it. Spent more time under the hood than in the driver seat.

    Feels good to be back in a Chevy.

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    Well that sucks


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    Do you think it may have been better if you would have bought a diesel? Only asking because I may be in the market for a diesel.

 

 

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