20 Most Recent 1995 Ford F250 - Page 6 Questions & Answers

Doubt it is a 5.3 hour job. It's what they want in labor. Typically you drain the oil out of it. Disassemble and take the cover off. Clean your parts well with solvent. On your differential and gasket use appropriate sealant and re-assemble. Refill and add appropriate weight oil for your model vehicle.

should be under driver seat maybe pass but i think driver

take it to your local auto zone an have them hook it up on a computer. its more than likely some sort of oxygen synsor.

more of a statement than a question, but if you have a beef with how much parts cost so much from a dealer, try doing what everyone else does:Step 1 - lose the dealer's phone numberStep 2 - go to a parts store (Advanced, Autozone, NAPA etc)Step 3 - if you can't leave the house due to your car, try RockAuto.com or even eBay if you want a used part for pretty cheap. Also if you have a local junkyard, give them a call and they would be more than happy to sell you something you need from a smashed car with perfectly usable parts that didn't get smashed.

Have you tried spraying aero start all around intake while idleing to check if rpm increases to show leak? does sound like intake leak

i would check and replace the control arm bushing

Does your "wait to start light come on"? If not check fuse#22 under the hood. If it is blown it is most likely your fuel heater inside fuel canister. Unplug the wire on drivers side of fuel canister, replace the 30 amp fuse and try to start. I hope that helps!

either weld or open trans

Is antifreeze coming from "weep" hole in bottom of case under shaft nose?is it coming from the heater hose (small hose coming of side and going into firewall to heater core inside engine compartment?is it coming from bad gasket between pump and front case?get a paper towel and dry these areas then start engine. when it starts leaking that will tell you if you need to change the water pump (gasket leak or weep hole shaftseal leak) or if you just need to replace/repair heater hose.