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Any problem using CM6731FL820 FILTER? https://performanceparts.ford.com/part/CM-6731-FL820

Silicone is corrosive so I wouldn't use that. Tar is not, so seam sealer would work

If aluminium stays perfect why do rims go goofy? Are they different than a tailgate in composition? Why are aluminium rims tarred to seal them as they age?

Should last forever if oiled daily

I got the survey on how I liked the new truck a month before I got the truck. It had expired before I got truck so never did fill one out

Can you run an inline filter on hose rather than drilling?

Anderson chains. You can still back up

When you band a tank you weld a piece of aluminium around the tank. The tank is all pockmarked and rotted. But you are the expert so carry on . I am saying if I could of ordered the truck with out the plastic on tailgate I would of for longevity.

And that thin protective layer does squat when exposed to road slop in an enclosed area. Like I said, look at what the fuel tank bands do to a aluminium tank. It rots them

Have you ever seen a hiway tractor that the diesel tanks leak? They are aluminium and only oxide were the bands are on them. Quite common to have to reband tanks. But no problem on the exposed tank

A mudflap on running boards helps stop this

Yes aluminium oxidizes. I call it rot. Goes punky. Thro a piece on some wet gravel and see what it looks like in a year. Drive a road with calcium chloride, salt and beat juice on it for the winter and see what gets on the tailgate. Drive a gravel road and see what gets on the tailgate. On...

A set of flaps under running boards make a big difference. Easy to bolt a piece of angle iron onto running boards mounting boards for a bracket.

That chunk of plastic just holds a bunch of crap behind it and rots the tailgate. Everytime it rains you have mud streaks from the bottom of the plastic

If you are on a rural road with 2 or 3 vehicles per mile why do you need to bunch them up? Who is going to cut in on you if there is nobody around? Accident avoidance is distance that gives you time to react. I do not want to be a 300 feet behind somebody at 50 mph if I can avoid it

As well if you touch vehicle icon you can bookmark current location .

I said give me the chance to set it were I wanted. If you want to be a proctologist then go for it. I have not developed a taste for it yet

I would like to see distance controlled out to 10 seconds. It crowds you too close unless you are playing car wars. On a rural road at 55 it would be nice to be backed off far enough to look around a bit

Some of this tech can make a difference in price of insurance. Something to consider. Some of the savings are fairly decent

Forged wheel is what heavy trucks use. So if you got a chance for twice the strength and no negatives why not go for it. Forged wheels might balance better. Not sure if that is an internet rumour or not

Time to read the book

Ford Raptor F-150 2015-2018 ProClip Left Mount Provides the perfect mounting platform Clips into the seams of the dashboard Easily attach a device holder to the mount Secure fit within easy reach from the driver's seat No holes or damage to your dashboard No dashboard...

in cattle country they dig a hole for the cow if the bull is too short

Make sure there is nothing in behind before drilling

If these are drain holes they are not engineered rite as road slop is staining the inside of the box