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BigOnYa:
@Sicklyboy, Sorry to hear. I had a 1989 Ford F150 pickup I finally sent to junkyard past summer. Threw a rod in it, n not worth buying new engine when rusty body barely hanging on. I only used it rarely on property to haul stuff like firewood, so was not big deal.+1 -
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@Xdqwerty, If nobody replies try googling your issue to see if someone already had your issue and fixed it (if you haven't already)+1 -
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Sicklyboy:
@BigOnYa, shame to hear. Sure that thing treated you well over the years. Not sure of the exact cause of death of mine but it's reluctant to start and has a metal on metal squeal from the motor and developed a knock all of a sudden. Got it towed to my mechanic, its hard to crank by hand, and when he threw his booster pack on it the starter let out the magic smoke
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Sicklyboy:
20 years old, 250k miles, got to drive it cross country once, had a junkyard motor put in it a few years back. Treated me mostly well but not without its fair share of headaches. Regardless, it had a small amount of frame rot, and that right there alone is enough to sign the death warrant.
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Sicklyboy:
On the bright side I'm getting $500 in scrap for it and saving $60 a month on my insurance by dropping it.
troubleshooting is a really useful skill and fixing stuff is cool