1998 Ford Expedition "change front" Questions

...change the front brake pads on 2006 ford expedition and it doesnt take a T40 or t45 torx the rear ones took a T47 but the front ones takes something else the next size is a t 50 a Ok i'm ...

front turn signals don't work Changed the multifunction arm and the signal relay, that fixed the problem with the rear signals but not the front....4 way flashers work fine I'd look to see if your ...

...change is because a fuel pump usually fails because of a semi clogged filter. The pump has to pump a lot harder thus it burns out. First i would check to see if pump is running. Have someone turn the ...

99 ford expedition ,changed alll tie rods,ball joints, front wheel bearings, brakes, front tires ,sloppy ride , used to drive smooth , now on highway pedals vibrate, truck seems like front end is ...

CHANGE ROTORS AND BREAK PADS ON ALL FOUR TIRES, FRONT PASSENGER TIRE, WHEN PRESSING ON BRAKE PEDAL IT GRINDS WITH MEDAL TO MEDAL, AND PULLS THE CAR TO THE LEFT, SOMETIMES THE ABS LIGHT TURNS ON, AND ...

...expedition front wheels lock up while turning and sometimes feel it a little when going straight....changed steering gear box, transfer case, tire rods, and transmission..help please!!!!!!!!!!! ...

change, tech said #8 cylinder is misfiring. Wanted to try changing that plug myself hoping it's not a bigger issue than bad plug. Which is #8 cylinder? firewall 4 - 8 3 - 7 2 - 6 1 - 5 front The spark

...front heater core is plugged. You can figure out if it's the heater core by checking the inlet and output hoses on the heater core, with the vehicle up to operating temparature. They're in the engine ...

change the front brake pads on a 2007 ford expedition xl. It appears the "wrench" on the back does not fit the ones on the front to take off the caliper You have mostly metric fastners on all vehicles

...change coils on 98 expedition cylinders 3 and 8 but do not know which are 3 and 8 #1,2,3,4 are on the passenger side or right side when sitting in the vehicle,starting from the front of the engine ...