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Thanks for all the information. I will definitely buy my parts through your link. The time and frustration you are saving me is well worth it.

Admin reply: Thanks a lot. It's truly appreciated.

Jerry


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Thanks. web designer or not you have done a great job and it has been a great help. Thank you. :)

Admin reply: Thanks for the nice words.


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Wow, Im so glad I just found your site.I spend the better part of last nite looking for site in doing my front hub/axle.Just so I can have a visual of what was coming off n how.(Im not a mech, but have some back round)
Got tired of looking so went out this morning to rip it down, now just have to go out next week n pick up the parts n reassemble.So tonite I came back online to see if I have better luck in finding a site,n I stumble on to your site. I found what I was looking for ,and I have to say you have a super layout of the process.I feel havent messed anything up just yet. = )

Admin reply: Glad you are finding my info of some use.


Added: September 16, 2012
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Changed the front hubs and ball joints in my 99 F250 (356k miles) last weekend using your procedure. It went off without a hitch, and I'm not a mechanic by any stretch. I really appreciate the detail you went to in your instructions. I even made the custom axle seal tool! Thanks again for your efforts in providing such a well laid out procedure.

Admin reply: Hi Randy. Thanks for posting. I am glad your ball joint job went well.

Regards,
Jerry


Added: September 5, 2012
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Thanks for the site. Found the Ford diesel OBD codes I was looking for. :p

Admin reply: Glad you found what you were looking for, Charlie. Thanks for posting.

Regards,
Jerry


Added: July 20, 2012
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Thank you very much for taking the time to break the steps for repairs. A lot of aren't scared to dive off of the deep end and do it. We just get hung up in the process and that's where your site saved me from drowing! I replaced all four of my ball joints and seals in the front end. The parts numbers helped out a lot! Some of these items aren't stocked by the parts stores. Thanks again!

Admin reply: Josh, you're very welcome. I am glad you found my info helpful.


Added: June 15, 2012
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Just changed the ball joints in my 2001 4WD 7.3 liter diesel Ford F250 Superduty using the instructions on your site. Thank you very much,they were flawless. I appreciate your efforts and the removal and install went off without a hitch. I wish there was a more in depth guide somewhere showing how to run down vacuum leaks for the 4wd. My truck has 265,000 miles on it and doesn't use any oil but the front left wheel doesn't engage unless I do it manually. Anyway, not your problem thanks again for what your site does provide, much appreciated.

Admin reply: Thanks for posting, Mitch. I suspect your problem is not a vacuum leak. Usually a vacuum leak would affect both sides. Good luck.


Added: May 28, 2012
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Jerry,

Unlike youself I am a qualified Automotive Mechanic with some 30 years experience, and 14 of those with our Ambulance Service working on a fleet of Mainly F250's.
An automotive friend and workshop owner asked if I had ever replaced a Frt Axle seal on a 4x4 F Series as he was having problems working out how to disassemble. Unfortunately I had not dealt with 4x4 so I was unable to help. It got the better of me so I deceided to Google it and here I am.
Congrats on the comprehensive, clear and consise instructions which made this job a breeze.Double thanks for doing the hard yards and providing the detail on the tooling required to replace the seal as well. I have shown him the web site and I feel sure he will refer to this regularly in the future.

Thanks again, You should write workshop manuals.

Kerryn ;)

Admin reply: Kerryn - thanks for posting your experience. The fact that you are an experienced mechanic and found my info useful means a lot. Thanks for the kind words and for taking the time to post. - Jerry


Added: May 12, 2012
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Great idea for this site!!
do you know a link for specs regarding a 2008 f-250 diesel?
i also have a lincoln LS and use the site: http(colon)//deneau(dot)info/ls/ which is AMAZING!!!

Rock on & God bless you for your efforts :)

PS: hope the 'disguised' link is ok :o

Admin reply: Ryan, no problem on the link since it is for related content (auto repair). Sorry, I haven't any info for 2008s. Thanks for stopping by.


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Very Interesting :!cool:

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