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@@BestSpam thanks for thinking of me! As long as you go through the link it should all be automatic. I really appreciate it and hope I was/am able to help!
Who makes or what is the press kit you have? HOPING it is affordable /Harbor Freight. Would like to save money by pressing out bearings and the like instead of needing to buy a whole new hub. Will these work on wheel bearings too?
this is the kit I have and use (affiliate) amzn.to/3CLWLV4 and I highly recommend it. This kit has literally saved me thousands of dollars. Granted I have a lot of vehicles lol.
I sold this truck and got an 04 6.0l powerstroke. Not sure how they ended up lasting but the same ones are on the powerstroke and they are doing just fine!
Happy new year and thanks for watching! I did Ball joints in the video linked in this comment. Did the whole front end in one video so it is a bit mixed around but it is all in there! th-cam.com/video/wUfX4XH_PYk/w-d-xo.html
I did it as a preventative maintenance measure. As things begin to wear I try to get ahead of the damage lol. The sloppy and wandering on these trucks can be caused by the tie rods for sure, or also ball joints and also the steering box. I have videos on ball joints too. Maybe the steering gearbox, I honestly don't remember if I videod that one
A pickle fork is used to separate a ball joint from its mating surface. I don't have a bran I recommend other than I've bought some pretty cheap ones and they tend to bend and flex a lot more than the more expensive ones
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@@BestSpam thanks for thinking of me! As long as you go through the link it should all be automatic. I really appreciate it and hope I was/am able to help!
Stumbled upon your channel - looking @ F250 details/info.
Thanks for talking through the process, Great work! 👍
Thank you for posting the links to all this stuff. The price difference between local auto parts store is MASSIVE.
Most welcome!
Thank you for this video. Bought a 2004 F250 XLT for plowing and I’m basically putting a new front end in and this video is like gold!
Awesome to hear! I have a whole Playlist on this truck. I have an 04 6.0l now which is still the same body so I'll keep posting. Stay tuned!
probably most honest way of installing
Lol, I might not do it right, but I'm as honest as I can be! If I were to do it again I would probably do it the same way again.
@@AGuyandHisProjects it's nice to see it done realistically. No bs crap you normally wouldn't do. Definitely worth the time
@@chrispyygaming5880 I appreciate that! Thank you :)
Great video, just did my front universal joints, seals and wheel bearings. Figured I might as well do this while I am at it!
Thanks! I have a video on that other stuff as well lol. Having a new front end sure feels nice!
Hell yeah brother 💯🤙🏻 I definitely need to do that, during my last project I found my front end is toast
These are pretty easy to do too! Let me know how it goes
Great video man
I appreciate that, thanks!
Good job thank you for your video
Thanks for watching and the comment!
Now I need you to do mine
Super easy to do! Just gotta hit the alignment shop afterwards
Who makes or what is the press kit you have? HOPING it is affordable /Harbor Freight. Would like to save money by pressing out bearings and the like instead of needing to buy a whole new hub. Will these work on wheel bearings too?
this is the kit I have and use (affiliate) amzn.to/3CLWLV4 and I highly recommend it. This kit has literally saved me thousands of dollars. Granted I have a lot of vehicles lol.
You make it look soo easy. Nice video. What years would you say this applies for?
Thanks for watching and it is easy! I don't know what all years it applies to, however almost any solid axle front end should be very similar.
1999-2016
Does this also cover a 2003 f350 7.3 4x4?? Good video!!
I do believe so!
Just wondering since it’s been about 2 years how the new tie rods were holding up?
I sold this truck and got an 04 6.0l powerstroke. Not sure how they ended up lasting but the same ones are on the powerstroke and they are doing just fine!
Happy new year 🎇. Are you gonna do ball joints?
Happy new year and thanks for watching! I did Ball joints in the video linked in this comment. Did the whole front end in one video so it is a bit mixed around but it is all in there! th-cam.com/video/wUfX4XH_PYk/w-d-xo.html
Curious as to what symptoms you had? Was your steering sloppy or wandering?
I did it as a preventative maintenance measure. As things begin to wear I try to get ahead of the damage lol. The sloppy and wandering on these trucks can be caused by the tie rods for sure, or also ball joints and also the steering box. I have videos on ball joints too. Maybe the steering gearbox, I honestly don't remember if I videod that one
@@AGuyandHisProjects Thanks for your response!
Does ESOF work with Warn hubs that you have.
As long as you have then locked in yes
did it improve drivivality?
Tightened up the steering a bit for sure
At about 3:20 you mention a 'pickle fork'... what are they used for? Do you have an Amazon link for one you recommend?
A pickle fork is used to separate a ball joint from its mating surface. I don't have a bran I recommend other than I've bought some pretty cheap ones and they tend to bend and flex a lot more than the more expensive ones
What size tires are those
315/75r16's on that truck
What lift kit is that?
Prg 2" leaf pack up front, blocks in rear, bilstiend 5100's all around
If I'm not blind and those Jack stands say Pittsburgh I would get rid of those
They are Pittsburg indeed!
I hit a deer in my v10 I need to replace it smh
Dang! You need to replace the whole truck or just the tie rods?