(IF) we are speaking of a manual transmission: Remove the boot at the base of the shifter. The bolts holdin the sifter in place will then be revealed. Make certain, very important, that the transmission is in neutral. Then remove the containg bolts and the transmission shifter should pull straight up and should go back in the same way. Again make sure the transmission is in neutral.
Shawna: Coming from had a manual transmission in one of my F150 trucks, one very important thing is missing. The spring! There will usually be a spring under the shifter stick. I looked at the Ford dealership exploded diagrams when I tried to get one. Ford does not stock them anymore and all part shops do not carry them. Without that little spring your transmission will not go back together correctly and shifting with become a large pain in the rear when it comes to putting it into 1st gear. At that point you just have to go down to the junkyard and get a used manual transmission for a lousy spring!
take out the bolts
most will do arond 5000 to 6000 lb
It pull's off and snaps back on.
there is a clip on the front of the shifter. pull this out and the outer part of the shifter will come off. next remove the center console. then you can get to the 4 bolts that hold the shifter in place.
pull the hood latch and by the grill to the left of the ford logo there is a handle push it left and there it is
There is a little plastic ring at the end of the shifter, unless it has already fallen off, as they like to do. Pop off the ring and grab the button with a pair of pliers and pull it straight out. It is simply plugged in.
There is a button at the base of one of the supports, push it and pull up.
pull them off and put new ones on...problem solved
under the dash on the driver side pillar a behind the hood pull
Pull the blown one out, push the new one of same amp rating back in.
pull down the tailgate and the screws to take off the tail light cover. pull that off and it is the bottom bulb
The min thickness should be stamped on the backside of the rotor, pull and examine.