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Old 09-19-2013, 06:58 PM
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Are you lifted OP?
Totally stock!
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Dang. That stinks. Yet one more issue for me to keep in the back of my mind. Along with exploding rear glass, drive shaft bearing issue, instant dead battery, etc. I wonder what's next?
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Replace your truck with a 6.2L. it has the old fashion hydraulic steering. One more reason I have not upgraded to a 5.0 or EB.
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Ashley,

I hope this is a PM. Not quite sure...
Thanks, bigmike67. I responded to your PM!

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I think when mine does go I may get the 6.2 parts and see if I can retrofit a a pump. They make a pump for the crate 5.0.
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Originally Posted by Phill1060
I think when mine does go I may get the 6.2 parts and see if I can retrofit a a pump. They make a pump for the crate 5.0.
You're going to need more than a pump . . . you will need the complete 6.2 setup (i.e.: rack, ends, mounts if they are different) and the pump, as well as a way to make it all work together . . .
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Originally Posted by stonecoldtx

You're going to need more than a pump . . . you will need the complete 6.2 setup (i.e.: rack, ends, mounts if they are different) and the pump, as well as a way to make it all work together . . .
Sounds like a good project to me. I bet the computer would even work with it.
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To date - no official resolution. The dealership (Bluebonnet Motors, TX) has been terrific. They allowed me take my truck without paying while we wait for Ford to respond. This saves me a bunch of money having to rent a vehicle.

I have been told by Ford customer service directly, and the web crawlers that Ford pays to monitor this website that a resolution would be determined within two to four business days from the date that the Case number was issued. Both of those have passed, and still no word.
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My epas had a gear replaced supposedly a few weeks ago. When turning left the wheel would get hung up when returning to center. There is a TSB about the epas.
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Originally Posted by latandatt
Replace your truck with a 6.2L. it has the old fashion hydraulic steering. One more reason I have not upgraded to a 5.0 or EB.

I do not believe that it matters. There was a posting on here not long ago where someone had a 6.2 with low miles. They already had a leak in the power steering system- I believe that it was the pump. I feel that these components are being built from inferior parts so it is only a matter of time.


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