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Old 06-20-2012, 12:39 AM
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check out how ford engineers redesigned the hanger bearing on their new trucks. this is a 2009 with 90000kms(55000miles) . not serviceable and not available seperate from ford. local ford dealer wants $1400.00 for a new shaft that only needs a $75.00 hanger bearing. actually the bearing is fine, just the rubber mounting is wrecked. to get the guy on the road for now we welded tabs from the hanger bearing housing to the outer bearing race basically eliminating the rubber from the equasion.

also instead of that sticker on the driveshaft they should have one on the dash. SCRAP IF THIS TRUCK MAKES IT OFF WARRANTY


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBSGJrYRU7w
oh here is a fun fact

The front wheel bearings on 2003-up Dodge 4x4 3/4 and 1 ton trucks with AAM 9-1/4" front axles are of unitized construction. They are not serviceable and no replacement bearings or seals are available for them

And another bright idea.

Where is the fuel filter on 2004 dodge 5.7 liter hemi?
it's non-serviceable. The filter is actually incorporated into the fuel pump assembly. I recommend you have someone perform a fuel volume and pressure test to verify proper pump operation. good luck Read More




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Old 06-20-2012, 12:47 AM
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thats it?

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBSGJrYRU7w
oh here is a fun fact

The front wheel bearings on 2003-up Dodge 4x4 3/4 and 1 ton trucks with AAM 9-1/4" front axles are of unitized construction. They are not serviceable and no replacement bearings or seals are available for them

And another bright idea.

Where is the fuel filter on 2004 dodge 5.7 liter hemi?
it's non-serviceable. The filter is actually incorporated into the fuel pump assembly. I recommend you have someone perform a fuel volume and pressure test to verify proper pump operation. good luck Read More




um, fords are the same. plus on fords you have to deal with there vacuum operated /manual hubs which are useless

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check out how ford engineers redesigned the hanger bearing on their new trucks. this is a 2009 with 90000kms(55000miles) . not serviceable and not available seperate from ford. local ford dealer wants $1400.00 for a new shaft that only needs a $75.00 hanger bearing. actually the bearing is fine, just the rubber mounting is wrecked. to get the guy on the road for now we welded tabs from the hanger bearing housing to the outer bearing race basically eliminating the rubber from the equasion.

also instead of that sticker on the driveshaft they should have one on the dash. SCRAP IF THIS TRUCK MAKES IT OFF WARRANTY
Don't you have drive shaft shops up there? I can go to St Paul to CATCO and have ANY drive shaft repaired or made from scratch.

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Old 07-05-2012, 01:40 AM
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Don't you have drive shaft shops up there? I can go to St Paul to CATCO and have ANY drive shaft repaired or made from scratch.
never thought i'd have to order in a driveshaft to fix a 50 dollar hanger bearing

. thank you ford for bringing me back to reality

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check out how ford engineers redesigned the hanger bearing on their new trucks. this is a 2009 with 90000kms(55000miles) . not serviceable and not available seperate from ford. local ford dealer wants $1400.00 for a new shaft that only needs a $75.00 hanger bearing. actually the bearing is fine, just the rubber mounting is wrecked. to get the guy on the road for now we welded tabs from the hanger bearing housing to the outer bearing race basically eliminating the rubber from the equasion.

also instead of that sticker on the driveshaft they should have one on the dash. SCRAP IF THIS TRUCK MAKES IT OFF WARRANTY
typical. this is what i hate about fords. their engineering dept is ****ed.

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Old 06-20-2012, 10:39 AM
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yak,


You STILL beating that dead horse,NEOPHYTE??

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Old 06-20-2012, 03:08 PM
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You STILL beating that dead horse,NEOPHYTE??

LOLOL. Gotta have something to do other than work on his "fleet"

But for you Ford owners here is a fix.

http://www.driveshaftspecialist.com/Truckhtml/Ford.html

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I think you should spice this up a bit and add Toyota Tundra to the picture.

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sleepy,

You have to actually HAVE experience as a "maintainer", not a PARTS REPLACER, to know about things like that!!

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You have to actually HAVE experience as a "maintainer", not a PARTS REPLACER, to know about things like that!!
Looks to me like the shaft was out of balance,trans mount broke or the slip joint froze up from lack of grease.
Those are the common causes of hanger bearing rubber getting chewed up.

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Old 07-05-2012, 01:43 AM
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You have to actually HAVE experience as a "maintainer", not a PARTS REPLACER, to know about things like that!!
when you have 2010 fords rolling in the shop you need to be a parts replacer other wise they dont leave

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Old 07-05-2012, 07:48 AM
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when you have 2010 fords rolling in the shop you need to be a parts replacer other wise they dont leave
2010's in your shop???? high miles??? no warranty???Callin BS Again.

Anyways just picked up my 2012 Ford F-150 Company truck and I must say WOW over the 2010 I had.(it had the low power 2 valve 4.6) This one has the 5 liter with the 6 speed, ext cab 4x4. This thing screams ( and yes I am an 'old" GM man). Very impressive.



302.1 cu in/4951 cc
COMPRESSION RATIO 10.5:1
POWER (SAE NET) 360 hp @ 5500 rpm
TORQUE (SAE NET) 380 lb-ft @ 4250 rpm

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2010's in your shop???? high miles??? no warranty???Callin BS Again.
60K in three years sounds feasible to me.

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still lovin' my 6.2 chev. gobs of power and consintently better on gas than my 5.3s.

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Old 07-05-2012, 09:55 AM
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What's the matter,yak? Getting bored? NOTHING new to talk about other than the same,old,tired rant??

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What's the matter,yak? Getting bored? NOTHING new to talk about other than the same,old,tired rant??

I doubt the "shop" he works at is open at 1:45am when he post. LOL

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Old 07-05-2012, 04:09 PM
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bigunde,

It must open at NOON if he can be up at 1:45A opining over NOTHING. Don't know about you, but I had to be at work at 6:30A so I DEFINITELY wasn't on the net at that hour of the morning.

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