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It is safer to remove the negative terminal. The reason is that if you accidently touch the positive battery terminal with a metal tool while you are working, the tool is grounded to the negative terminal through the chassis and a big spark and boom is going to result. If the ground is...
The amount of oil that you remove from the catch can is the exact amount of oil that is not burned and emitted as particulates or smoke. It is typically quite small, a few ounces every 5,000 miles but enough that I believe that it may reduce soot build up on the exhaust tips. It will certainly...
I had the same issue on a Ford Escape. On that car there was a fuse bus (not the user one) next to the battery. It had seven 20 to 50 amp fuses held in with bolts. The last one was bad, not blown, bad as in coming apart. Intermittent no power and lots of weird behavior. Start doing an...
This is the back side of the green Security Gateway Bypass (CAN-C Star Connector) located just under the Headlight switch. If one of the capacitors goes bad, or as in this case falls off, the truck goes absolutely crazy, Have the CAN_C Star replaced, just temporarily, and see if the problem...
Do a search. The line is through the fire wall into the engine compartment. Water can wick up the drain line and get into the cab if the line seal is bad.
We've got several different threads covering two distinct issues. It would probably be best to just have two threads, one for the first issue of the truck shutting down at higher speeds and the dash console lighting up like a Christmas tree. That can be caused by the above referenced (in the...
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