greenheadkiller98

The one thing really HATE about ford trucks is the lack of any kind of fender well in the rear. If my truck even touches a slight bit of mud i have to spend 3 or more hours hosing and scraping all the mud out from underneath the back of the truck. I scraped 500+ pound of sticky blackjack mud out from under my f150 today. The back was sagging as if i had a large loaded gooseneck hooked up. Even the back bumper was packed SOLID with mud from not even 5 minutes of offroad. Really pisses me off that ford did not think to put even a plastic fender well so mud wont get everywhere undeneath the truck. Sorry just needed to vent.

bubbabud

Ford sells a fender liner kit and there are also liners made by rugged liner that i have and they fit and work very well there are several posts on this subject. just look and you will find them

01KingRanch

X2. I have rear liners in mine. They only time I've had mine in the mud it saved ALOT. My rear bumper wasn't that bad either. But that's the main reason why I don't off road if I don't need to. I'm to **** about my vehicles lol

BrowningSCrew

Anybody else notice how the mud runs out of the tailights on the SCrews?? Like the ledge back there catches an inch of dirt and you gotta get it 50 times with the sprayer to get it out..... Would the liners help that???

Jacob.P93

I hate that you have to crank your bars to make the truck level. I wish there was a way to level the truck out and keep good ride quality.

Jacob.P93

But other than that I love my Ford. Before I got one I talked so much trash but having one and it never failing me has made me say nothing but good things.

formula150nh

is that why they make mud flaps lol

raif281

yes that does **** me off as well, I noticed my truck kind of sagging today. I will spray it out tomorrow an wash it before I do the easter thing. any specials things you did to clean out the bumper? I've kinda cleaned it out before just sprayed it from the side really quick never gave it a good cleaning though guess ill do that

yes I notice the same thing!! it's so annoying that I have to spray it like 50 times to clean it out! but I did notice that if you loosen the tail light screws it helps cut back on the # of times you have to spray it :/ you still have to spray it though.

greenheadkiller98

You have to get under there with a hose and spray and use your hand to scrape it off. Everywhere the wheel could fling mud, it will be there, and most likely packed in your bumper as well. I had enough mud to almost fill up a 55 gallon drum, probably about 500 lbs of subsoil mud, almost like blackjack mud except stickier.

bubbabud

Lets see buy fender liners $125, install fender liners 1 hour vs clean mud from under truck 3 hours dispose of 500 lbs mud ? clean mud from inside tail lite housing 1/2 hour, replace corroded tail light assembly 1/2 hour +$65 replace rusted bumper and rock chiped bumper 2 hour +$300 repair rock chip paint on bed 3 hour + $300 make your tuck look 1000% better pricelees do the math.