Can someone help with trailer braking?

[George B]

This would do it...

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/3164067373657827

 

[TahoeLT10]

This would do it...

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/3164067373657827

Thanks. What is year range I am looking for? I am assuming 9th Gen are all good 2000-2006?


https://m.facebook.com/marketplace/item/292111455306236

 

[TahoeLT10]

Thanks everyone for your input, public and via DM. Picked up 2008 F250 5.4L gas owned by elderly couple who recently passed away and their son sold it to me. I hope it was a good purchase. Clean in and out for its year. 123k miles for 10k. Well maintenanced as well.

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[George B]

Thanks everyone for your input, public and via DM. Picked up 2008 F250 5.4L gas owned by elderly couple who recently passed away and their son sold it to me. I hope it was a good purchase. Clean in and out for its year. 123k miles for 10k. Well maintenanced as well.

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Happy Camping!

 

[79jasper]

At least I believe they fixed the sparkplug issues by that year. Should be a good runner.

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[TahoeLT10]

At least I believe they fixed the sparkplug issues by that year. Should be a good runner.

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I checked and seems that sparkplug issue is still there, but Does issued a bulletin on how to mitigate potential sparkplug damage once removing.

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[wjburken]

I checked and seems that sparkplug issue is still there, but Does issued a bulletin on how to mitigate potential sparkplug damage once removing.

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Get one of these.
https://www.otctools.com/products/ford-spark-plug-remover-kit-triton-3v

 

[79jasper]

I checked and seems that sparkplug issue is still there, but Does issued a bulletin on how to mitigate potential sparkplug damage once removing.

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Ah. Check out this guy. https://www.youtube.com/user/FordTechMakuloco


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[Larryjb]

We have the 2008 Explorer with a 4.6L. I believe it's the same base engine. It's been pretty good. Synthetic oil is more important on these because of the cam phasers.

 

[Derick]

We have the 2008 Explorer with a 4.6L. I believe it's the same base engine. It's been pretty good. Synthetic oil is more important on these because of the cam phasers.

My mechanic told me the exact opposite. I had a 4.0 V6 explorer and he thats the one you want. Which made no sense to me because I had a crown vic with the 4.6.... But he did have a sport track with the v8 that needed a new motor in his lot so I guess there's that.