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I spent last weekend replacing the ball joints, Wheel Bearings, front brakes, timing chain cover gasket, oil seal, tensioner pulley, Idler pulley, radiator and heater hoses, oil and filter, and serpentine belt.

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Thank you for your answer.

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Thank You !

It has a green exterior, I would have to look inside and check. I will let you know when I get a chance. Also, thank you for answering my qustion.

Question answered. TRS is a site to be proud of, full of Great People ! I was recently given a 2000 Mountaineer 4x4. It has a D4 8.8" LSD rear w/disc brakes, will it fit a 97 ranger ? My thanks and appreciation to all for answering my question.

Welcome to the club. Are you willing to ship the parts ? I'm looking for a complete D35 front axle/suspension, hub to hub. The gear ratio doesn't matter. I Don't need the radius arms or the frame mounting brackets, just everything else.

I'm looking for a timing chain cover for a 4.6L EFI SOHC TRITION V8. Needs to be shipped to Arizona 86320.

Ain't that always how it is ! I need to make mine look good in a picture, not enough hours in the day though. Best of luck with your truck !

No, I don't know what the chemical is. I do know that there is a couple different types, I had a couple of the canes I designed stripped by two different shops. The first one left the metal a mess that required a lot of work to re-polish, the other left the metal in perfect condition. Sorry...

That's a good looking truck.

Try having the paint/coating stripped using the chemical used to strip powder coating.

Try depressing clutch and brake at the same time, it made shifting my truck in and out of 4lo a whole lot easier.

Welcome to the club.

One other thing. Welcome to the club.

It's easier to remove if you insert a small screwdriver under the ears an pry a few of them back. Doing this allows you to reuse the clips. To reuse, just tap the ears back down with a hammer, works every time.

A Random Thought. Open the bleeder, then try to connect it. I've had the same problem with mine a couple times, the bleeder made the difference. Welcome to the club.

Welcome to the club.

Welcome to the club.