PinkJustice

u/PinkJustice


r/f150•

I'm just so pissed at the state of these 10 speed shit transmissions. I have replaced a transmission in ever truck I've owned but not until at least 130k miles. I have only owned Ford's, my entire life, and my overall experience has been average I would say but this one is sending me over the edge. 2018 f150 XLT fx4 58k miles. Coming home from work at 5am transmission locks into 7th gear and engine light comes on. I drop it at the nearby Ford service lane key drop and take an Uber home. Ford techs open the transmission oil pan and find metal shavings, new transmission required. All service done at Ford dealer since purchase, even had the 60k service will all fluids done at 57k miles. Ford

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r/askcarsales•

I own a 2018 f-150 xlt v6 Ecoboost fx4. 53k miles. Just last week the water pump went out (leak)and of course no longer under warranty. Should I be considering buying a Ford extended power train warranty on this thing before 60k hits. I have had all the recall work done, phaser software updates and overall the truck has been good ( bought used at 30k miles). Thoughts on high mileage repairs and worthwhileness of the extended warranty. Ty

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r/f150•

Hey all,

I'm deciding between 295/70r18 Cooper Discoverer AT3 xlt or Toyo Open Country AT3. Both are a lightweight all terrain tire with good on road manners from what I can tell. Anyone running either of these tires? What's your opinion.

My driving is 99% pavement and just want an all terrain tires for the looks and annual trip to the snow. Not willing to go super aggressive with the pattern because I don't want much road noise or weight. Thanks all!

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r/f150•

Recently bought this truck. This morning on my way to work I noticed a loud metallic rattling noise while accelerating. Happened a few times but disappeared once I was on the freeway. A quick Google search tells me it's possible a bad check valve on the vacuum system. Anyone else had this?

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r/askcarsales•

This is one of my favorite subs and I enjoy reading the comments here. I thought I would share my smooth purchase from what I've learned from yall. Found the used 2018 crew F-150 I wanted, rare color and option combo, at a dealer 200 miles away. Sent an interest email asap, FI Manager responded and we worked a deal. I knew all I needed to know from the window sticker so as long as the test drive went well I was a buyer and I told him that. Put $1000 hold on the truck on the first 5 minute phone call. 2 days later truck arrives on their lot from the auction they bought, dude send me pictures and it looks great. Second phone call, 10 minutes, I tell him his price is fair but on the high end

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r/f150•

So I have started shopping for a replacement for my 05 lariat. I have pretty specific specs I am looking for so please give me you input, especially on the years. 2019 loses the cd player and I actually use my CD player a lot so that's a big bummer to me. Is there any reason to get a 2019 over a 2018? I can't see a bunch except for maybe the emergency braking being standard.

Specs I want 5.0, 4wd, crew cab, 302a trim minimum, 3.55 gears minimum.

Anything else you guys would say is a must have? Thanks!

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r/askcarsales•

Hey everyone. First time posting in here but long time reader of your sub. Love it.

It's more of a finance issue but you guys were my first thought, so here is my question. Recently laid off after 11 years with the same company due to covid. Found a new job in the same industry starting next January. 750+ credit. 100k salary. How much work history do I need before getting access to good rates. 6 months? Online everyone seems to say a year but mentions low credit scores a lot. Thank you everyone and happy holidays.

Also should I wait for Christmas for better incentives or will 2020 really drop prices after the new year???!?! /s

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r/everquest•

Hi everyone, Returning after many many years of not playing retail. Played on Sullon Zek in the 2000s and P99 Red for a few years also.

Im playing Beastlord on FV and having a blast. Thank God for Gloomingdeep because i have been relearning so much of the old stuff and new stuff, this game is so different now! Anyways its been fun but i am playing on a free silver account. the Autogrant AA system basically gives you all the AAs for you level free if im understanding correctly, so would you all think its ok to stay free to play until my 50s and then upgrade to all access for AAs then?

thanks so much, -Lifty

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