Crash33
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replace it anyway... I've read it's fine so many times only to later hear yep... fuse 27
Resurection!! Bringing a totaled Raptor back from the dead!
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replace it anyway... I've read it's fine so many times only to later hear yep... fuse 27
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DAMN GOOD THREAD! I literally went through each page, hopefully you're able to solve the issue and be up and running without issues soon.
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Hey, if you don't mind answering, I know your labor costs are high but it's your own work and well worth it considering your son is getting involved..Etc.. how much will you end up paying for the parts and the truck?
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wow, this thread is incredible. the amount of knowledge, dedication and labor to get this done is highly respectable. sounds like you are getting down to the details which can be the most time consuming and frustrating with newer, fully computer-controlled vehicles.
it will be awesome to see the job complete, although obviously for you part of the fun is in the journey. and doing it with your son, even better! i have twin 18 month girls and my "hope" is that at least one of them will show interest in cars. i remember when my dad started me out having me "fetch" tools for him, which in and of itself was quite a learning process for sure.
it will be awesome to see the job complete, although obviously for you part of the fun is in the journey. and doing it with your son, even better! i have twin 18 month girls and my "hope" is that at least one of them will show interest in cars. i remember when my dad started me out having me "fetch" tools for him, which in and of itself was quite a learning process for sure.
Khilborn
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This is truly amazing. Basically building a Raptor from ground up. I am impressed sir. Keep up the awesome job.
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original budget was 25k...
Did not expect the transmission/transfer case/front axle/frame/wiring harness/steering rack... Replacements
so i will be around 35k when all said and done but was too far into project to stop
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defiantly do the relocation mod
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Did the vacuum leak solve the idle problem?
If not, and it isn't throwing codes, put a tuner on it and get some logs. That may help you find a problem.
If not, and it isn't throwing codes, put a tuner on it and get some logs. That may help you find a problem.
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