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So WrenchGuy, how's your ride running after the SeaFoam drama, noticed any inprovements? Just curious!!

Well, here is another opinion, if it was me putting this cooler in, I would actually slide the cooler over towards the pass. side of the truck a couple of holes on your supports to have the longer tube pass along the side of your cooler instead of in front, then bend the shorter tube CAREFULLY...

Heck, try the 6.0, can you say "perma grin"?:yesnod: I love to floor it from a dead stop and off I go, quick!!!:D

That sucks man, I hate to give up on stuff myself but in this situation I would be thinking about trading your truck in for another one. They have so much electronics in these trucks and if the stealership can't figure out the problem at least the first or second time in to them, then you may...

With the engine running, spray some carb cleaner around each connection of the air tube, from the engine to the MAF sensor. If the idle changes while spraying, then you have an air leak there. Also could be your MAF, it could have gotten damaged while installation. Did you clean it out with...

Congratulations on the new job!!

Sorry to hear that the problem is still there, brodg might be on to something, I would take that info that he gave and take it to the dealership and ask them about it. They should be looking at those bulletins themselves to help themselves with the diagnosis of you rig, maybe they haven't seen...

I totally understand and feel that you are making a great decision, can't beat a 1 year warranty on a spendy fix. What happens if down the road the problem comes back after you spent the cash, will that money go towards the new fix?

That's cool that they installed that part for you to test out, so you are saying that if that solves the problem then you have to pay? That's alot of coin but it would be cool if that did solve your problem! Keep us informed!!

Go check out the 1994-1999 section, technical writeups and installation guides, and then the section "using SEAFOAM", slammed wrote that thread up about the product seafoam and what it does to help your motor as well as step by step instructions. That should help you out!! If you still have...

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Don't worry, I am inclined to think that the red 72 sized font was in no way taken that way at all!:smilielol: I'm guessing that one pm'ed address is on its way to someone on here as we speak? Better yet I am betting the oil filter instructions will be posted for everyone to see very soon in...

It may be out of my league, but I would like to think of myself as mechanically inclined, just how do you change the oil filter on a JT9D?:D J/K:lol:

So they replaced the PCM?

Congrats on the successful seafoaming experience, glad you finally read ALL the directions that were given to you and put them to good use!!:smilielol: Next time when you post a question, be sure to include in you post that you would like all useful information posted in no less than red 72...

I think there is only one type of motor cleaner that they sell, it is usable in alot of different motors. While you are at it, pick youself up some of their "Deep Creep" seafoam lubricant spray or some other spray that is good for throttle bodies and hose out your throttle body, spraying around...

Thanks anyways Unlukky but they are not chrome or 20's and I am happy with them even though they do not match the truck (they make great winter tires for me so I don't destroy my 22's, that was the only reason I bought them anyways!!). Keep your eyes open on Fleebay or on here, I bet you will...

I would have to admit, it didn't cross my mind but it didn't quite sound like a problem that would be caused by low tranny fluid in my opinion at the time. My buddy bought a '99 ford escort for $60 just last week because the lady that sold it to him said that the tranny was going out and didn't...

WOW, now that is some pretty big font, impressive!!! Why don't you read this man's responses yourself since you obviously feel everyone is not reading yours. The man just said in his last response that he DOESN'T have your typical setup as you have, he has no hoses coming off his manifold, the...

I don't know, these are in perfect condition (the guy only drove off the dealership and straight to a tire company), plus I actually like the look of the rims, its just that it has a bowtie on them and I can deal with that. I am going to look for some blank centers for it though, it would be...