Newbuy Ford F150

[NionMar009]

Hello, I'm new here I recently bought a Ford at an auction, I thought about it for a long time and hesitated because I was afraid that I would be cheated at the auction or buy something bad, the vehicle inspection report helped. Of course, the machine is not completely new, although it is from 2004, but it is in very good condition. Now I'm thinking of updating it a bit, replacing some elements, and doing a little tuning. I took it for work, but I think I won't invest much.

 

[Brad99superd]

Hello, I'm new here I recently bought a Ford at an auction, I thought about it for a long time and hesitated because I was afraid that I would be cheated at the auction or buy something bad, the vehicle inspection report helped. Of course, the machine is not completely new, although it is from 2004, but it is in very good condition. Now I'm thinking of updating it a bit, replacing some elements, and doing a little tuning. I took it for work, but I think I won't invest much.

Hey congrats on your newish truck!! If they were maintained well that era can be a good truck! This forum in specific is for the F150 Tremor so that's probably why nobody has responded. I would try to get on another F150 forum and you will find a wealth of information. One I found by googling is the following:

Ford F150 Forum - F150 Forum

www.fordf150.net

THere is others, on facebook I think they have a FB page for each era truck so you could find some good information on FB as well. Best of luck with your ride!! At least if your in FL you shouldn't have to deal with a rusted out body and frame like we do in the midwest (hopefully it was a down south truck) if not.......you may want to have a look in to the fuel pump relay/module it sits right above the spare tire (really dumb place for that) and the connections can get corroded over time and the truck will just shut off (from experience I know) buddy's g/f's truck did that on the way home from a snowmobile trip and we thought it was the fuel pump but was just that module. Again......midwestern salt might have aided in this scenario, I think they moved the module in the 2012 era trucks. Good luck buddy!