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Old 04-23-2007, 01:29 PM   #46 (permalink)
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Re: FAQ: Popular Modifications You Might See Referenced on the Forum

Thanks. Yes its a 7.3. With the "Breather housing" On the left cover, and I found the pics of the mod so now Im feeling rather noobish.... Heh..
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Re: FAQ: Popular Modifications You Might See Referenced on the Forum

I didnt see the chrome badge (acetone) trick. Dont buy chrome badges when they are already on your truck! Tape off outside of the stock badges to protect paint. Soak a rag with nailpolish remover, or acetone. Spend an hour or two wiping away the black paint on your fender and door badges. The finished product is a chromed badge. Just like the one you can buy. I used Q-Tips on the door badge to get in-between the small lettering.
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Old 08-16-2007, 02:21 PM   #48 (permalink)
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Re: FAQ: Popular Modifications You Might See Referenced on the Forum

I think its time we add the A/C mod in here:

http://forums.thedieselstop.com/ubbthrea...e=0#Post3448351
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Old 02-07-2008, 08:59 AM   #49 (permalink)
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what are the best ways to make my 7.3 smoke
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Yeh guys I did the Ic foil wrap mod and I was wondering anyone else did it how did they get all the old insulation off the pipe. Thanks
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Yeh guys I did the Ic foil wrap mod and I was wondering anyone else did it how did they get all the old insulation off the pipe. Thanks
i did this mod to my truck you just peel it off as best as you can then i used 2 cans of brake cleaner and a wire brush to get the rest of off i ended up polishing both tubes when i was done hope this helps you
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The cold a/c mod seems to have a bad link...
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Overhead console light always bright.... I unplugged the light blue wire with red tracer as in the picture, but the light in the overhead console would not work at all afterwards. I saw a post where a guy with the same truck (2002 F-350) did it with success. What am I missing?
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Red face searchs and mod's

I've done:
1. bypass 1 micron oil filter mod (got to add pics sometime)
2. HPX mod (got to add pics sometime)
3. towbar/driveshaft disconnect mod (with tail-light diodes split)

saving and printing these for extremely soon wrenching times ahead....
a. up-pipe upfitment (due to leaks)
b. deadhead-ectomy with manual FPR and guage
c. CCV mod (I'm gonna use silica)
d. TQ lockup mod e. dinger bell delete mod from ignition
f. harpoon mod (maybe?)
g. downpipe moding idea (see other thread I just started with obvious title)
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I just repaired my power door locks on a 2001 F250 Ext Cab (2 door). I wrote up my process and took some pictures. You are welcome to use this link (too much to say in a paragraph). Ill keep the images with the write up.

Mod Name: Power Door Lock Repair with tin foil
Mod Difficulty: Medium
Tools Required: Torx, drill, screwdriver, needle nose pliers, nut driver, tin foil, awl
Time to Perform: 2 hours
Mod Description: Repair weak working (may just click) power door locks.
Helpful Links: PowerDoorLockRepair
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