Submitted by Name: LW Beam From: Concord, NC E-mail: Contact
Comments: Fantastic Resource, thank you for putting it out there; Owner of a 2002 F250 Super Duty 4x4 Crew Cab. 111,000 miles.
Question; I'm fixing to replace my ball joints, what manufacture do you recommend? I have heard Moog or Detroit Axle are good..... your thoughts?
I'm also interested in your bypass oil filter setup.
Keep up the great work.
Added: April 20, 2018
Submitted by Name: Rich From: Utah E-mail: Contact
Comments: Great resource for my 02 4WD 7.3 Excursion Limited w/125K. I do most of the work myself and own the Ford service manuals...but this is a much handier reference. Many thanks!
Added: April 18, 2018
Submitted by Name: Jason From: Texas E-mail: Contact
Comments: You may have seen these, but go to ebay and search "superduty center console cupholder". It's a cupholder that attaches to the front of the console, it's pricey, but it is worth it!
Added: April 1, 2018
Submitted by Name: Jason From: Texas E-mail: Contact
Comments: Thank you so much!
Added: April 1, 2018
Submitted by Name: courage Dodzi From: New Jersey E-mail: Contact
Comments: Happy to come across this page. I am very grateful for your help and contribution
Added: January 18, 2018
Submitted by Name: Andy From: Minnesota E-mail: Contact
Comments: Nice web page. If you ever need to reference the factory Ford service repair manual, let me know. I have on DVD: All Ford Vehicles (1996-2002) (October 2001) TSBs Recalls/ONPs Workshop Manuals Body Collision Repair Manuals Wiring Diagrams PC/ED Engine/Emission Facts Summary. Comes in handy. I can easily forward whatever info you might need. Covers all Pickups, cars, vans, super duty, suv, etc. Ford, Lincoln and Mercury. OK, Thanks again!
Added: December 9, 2017
Submitted by Name: Larry From: Garland tx E-mail: Contact
Comments: Thanks for your writeups they are reliable and fantastic with great pics..P.S. I'm gonna do your security system write up...don't want this good work in the hands of someone who hasn't earned it...ha thanks again.. Larry
Added: September 23, 2017
Submitted by Name: Larry From: Garland tx E-mail: Contact
Comments: Just want to say THANKS. I do work on my own vehicle many times although I can't say I do it out of enjoyment..it just is to expensive most of the time but when I do pay to have it done mostly the job is not done right..I recently heard some bearing noise in one front hub so I decided to replace both hubs,all ball joints and universal joints in both frt axles..I found ur write up and followed each numbered step. Even though u don't include universal joints it was great to check off each step, knowing I was one step closer. Your attention to detail matches up with real life experiences..the pictures,methods,tips and continual socket sizes were time saving examples. My experiences at times were a little different and maybe more difficult but I was able to overcome through your write up. I would love to see someone do both sides in 2 to 3 hrs but I agree with u on about 12. I did mine over a week..30 min here 1hr there, then stayed on it 1 day to finish..about 12 hours...which involved cleaning and painting exposed parts, double checking and researching when things didnt come apart or line up like I thought they should, breaks from our Texas heat, and annoying little things that cost a lot of time...like a zerk fitting that broke off on totally installed ball joint and knuckle assembly that took probably 2 hours total trying to find tools to remove, looking for possible new ball joint after hours, and finally persistently getting zerk and its pieces magnetically removed from ball joint. I have a 2002 f250 4x4 7.3 250000 miles. Bought in 2014 Gradually going thru it making sure things are right or as good as new and the way I like it...next is going to be replace pesky 2002 VSM (vehicle security module) possibly having hydro-boost rebuilt locally ,replace carpet and sound deaden floor.. thanks again.. Larry
Added: September 23, 2017
Submitted by Name: Jake T From: MT E-mail: Contact
Comments: Excellent write up on the superduty ball joint repair. I used it for my 2002 excursion. Thanks!
Added: August 20, 2017
Submitted by Name: Brian From: North Carolina E-mail: Contact
Comments: Thank you, great source of data and knowledge. Appriciate the hard work you put into this site. One thing you may want to add on there too is about replacing the coolant overflow cap with an after market one that will maintain higher PSI in the system. Also when I did my coolant flush prior to putting bypass fitler on. I used two Cummings products to flush the system. Restore and Restore plus. One is a degreeser and the other is a descaler. Great products to really clean the whole system out, especially the silica from the Ford Gold Coolant in the oil cooler. Again THANK YOU, GREAT SITE! will reccomend to friends!
Name: LW Beam
From: Concord, NC
E-mail: Contact
Fantastic Resource, thank you for putting it out there;
Owner of a 2002 F250 Super Duty 4x4 Crew Cab.
111,000 miles.
Question;
I'm fixing to replace my ball joints, what manufacture do you recommend? I have heard Moog or Detroit Axle are good..... your thoughts?
I'm also interested in your bypass oil filter setup.
Keep up the great work.