uriel g asked:


because i have a ford f-150 lariat and is a supercrew 2002 and i want to know if they are all 4 by 4 turck or just some?

Marc M asked:


I have a 2001 Ford F-150 Supercrew and a 1999 Ford F-150 Regular cab both are two wheel drive. Will the parts work from my 99 on 01? It need parts but i don’t want to buy any if the parts work from my 99.

jarhead asked:


The horn doesn’t work and the fuse appears to be okay. I’m trying to save money by testing the horn myself but I can find it in the engine compartment.

wars_world_of_chaos asked:


I have a 96 ford with a 351windsor but the 4 speed overdrive doesn’t provide much power and not the best fuel mileage and I would like more gears for power and economy.

sanjosenative asked:


The base level Ford F-150 Supercrew cab seats 6 passengers, 3 in the front seat in a 40-20-40 configuration and 3 in the rear seat. If there are two captain’s chairs in the front does this always eliminate the 3rd front middle passenger option?

ED asked:


My F-150 is very slow to warm up at idle. Once you begin driving you get good heat through the blower and have to turn it down. What can i do to get faster heat during the MN winters?
Obviously bright one, that defeats the purpose of warming it up.

How do I check the thermostat? I can let it run for 20-30 minutes and there is still little heat.

Cute_ndn asked:


My truck has a number on besides the VIN # it is 0XXXX - I don’t want to reveal that number - but would like to know how many of these Limited vehicles were made

nome179er asked:


i have a 2006 ford f-150 supercrew. today i went to get in, and the back window was leaking in the middle at the top. i dont have the sliding glass thing, its just 1 piece of glass. has anyone else had these problems? is it covered under your warranty? any suggestions on how to fix it? thanks!

Mickey S asked:


Just to get access to replace the sliding window motor?

Apple Sauce Stevens asked:


This will be the first time I’ve changed brakes on this truck and no I haven’t even taken the tire off to look at the brakes. Is there anything I should know before tackling this job?