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Drove the 150 to work again today. Somewhere between yesterday and this morning, it's developed a clunk in the left front corner when I hit a slight bump. Gonna have to wait till Saturday to check it out. First thing I thought was a loose wheel. Nope. Next thing maybe a bearing, nope. Does it in 4X4 and 2 wheel both. Less than 40k miles on it as well. Doesn't steer funny either.
It's not a clunk that you feel through the steering wheel is it or do you just hear it making the noise?
Just rolled 40k on my 2011 tonight, I've really racked the miles on since getting it with 22k in July '14. i spread miles on about 4 other cars and trucks but the F-150 is just so smooth and fun to drive.
Just rolled 40k on my 2011 tonight, I've really racked the miles on since getting it with 22k in July '14. i spread miles on about 4 other cars and trucks but the F-150 is just so smooth and fun to drive.
Yes, they are. Very stable in crap conditions too.
Odd thing, john......last night I heard an odd clicking/tapping noise that seemed to be from the left front end. It seems to have gone away though. I'm guessing ice somewhere. I won't be sorry for last week's temperatures to return.....
Let's hope yours is something simple, if it can't simply be ice or something.
My cluster doesn't display the manual shift gears on the right like that. Werid.
Originally Posted by AK49FordTruck
Just rolled 40k on my 2011 tonight, I've really racked the miles on since getting it with 22k in July '14. i spread miles on about 4 other cars and trucks but the F-150 is just so smooth and fun to drive.
Wired up my own Amber Raptor Grille LEDs. Waiting for this cold miserable weather to subside for a day to install them, haven't decided what to wore them to yet...
(this is only being powered with 9V, will be much brighter at 12V when installed)
I know how to shift it manually lol, I was just stating the XLT cluster I upgraded to does not have the 1-6 on the right like that. When I put it in manual it just shows the single # reflecting the gear it is in.
Originally Posted by 69Shark
Just use the shift buttons on the shifter, Can't remember the direction but you can turn those numbers on and off!
Scott
02-10-2016, 06:51 PM
I'm guessing ice somewhere. I won't be sorry for last week's temperatures to return.....
