WhiteMamba_Scorpion
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Well I have a bad seal on the rear of the tcase right now so until that's fixed I'll keep Fords fluid in it. Once that's fixed I'll put some LE1150 in it.
What have you done to your powerstroke today?
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Kxc
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Is your trans built at all ? Sorry I'm on Tapatalk and can't see signatures.
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Yes. It's one of Elites first 6R140s. Has about 35,000 miles on it now. It's actually like 3 years old I just don't drive it very often but when it does get driven it gets put to use.
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lincolnlocker
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makes sense
live life full throttle
god bless america and the farmer who feeds your fat ass
lincolnlocker
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took my trans shudder away instantly.
live life full throttle
god bless america and the farmer who feeds your fat ass
Tom@BigTimeKustomz
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Yeah mine is doing okay considering all the crap on the roads.
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RSK
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Topped them off and pushed some snow, it was wet and heavy, 2-3" of ice on the top but the powerstrokes got it done!
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dsberman94
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Felt about that hot here sweating my azz of shoveling over two feet of white chit that's heavy as hell because it's starting to melt.
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3 years of grease, oil, soot, diesel fuel, salt, dirt, etc. Decided it was time to scrub the Weathertechs down. Left is after they were hosed off. Right is after some 50/50 diluted simple green and about 10 mins of scrubbing. Can't believe how well these have held up.
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Anyone have a remedy to keep the weather tech mats from sliding on a truck with vinyl floor ?
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3 years of grease, oil, soot, diesel fuel, salt, dirt, etc. Decided it was time to scrub the Weathertechs down. Left is after they were hosed off. Right is after some 50/50 diluted simple green and about 10 mins of scrubbing. Can't believe how well these have held up.
Nice. Good job on cleaning the wood in the background too. Looks amazing for just a cleaner and a good scrubbing.
dsberman94
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Couple pieces of the 3m emblem tape would work pretty good I'd imagine.
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Lol nasty storm came through so moved inside to dry them off.
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Was looking for something non permanent, maybe the heavier plastic style Velcro
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Drivers side snaps into the 2 little knubs in the carpet but if you don't have those then I'd just use some 3M double sided tape. Just 2 or 3 squares would suffice. They're pretty sticky so much more than that it'd be a pain to get the mats out for cleaning.
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love weather tech mats...... best purchase for a truck period.... if your a clean freak that is such as myself lol
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Gotcha, thanks I'll give it a try !
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