I assume you are talking about the cabin tempurater control, and in that case, it depends on the year. Usually, on the older ones, it is a simple valve in the heater hose inside the engine compartment, controlled by a cable from the dashboard. On others, it is inside the heater box under the dashboard, and a royal pain to get to. Get a manual for the model year and it will tell you not only where it is, but how to get to it.
where is the spout control on a 1992 ford f150 300 6 cyl
231 bhp. and 300 for the 5.4L F150
300 horsepower
.044 inch
It has a timing chain.
no
I believe the 2004 is rated at 300 horsepower
Yes, the 300 six cylinder was always basically the same. The newer motor will have fuel injection. You have to swap that or change out all the wiring.
The 1975 Ford F150 4.9 L ( 300 cubic inch ) straight 6 has electronic ignition , it doesn't have points
You should be getting 10-15 mpg depending how you drive it
I have a 92 ford f150 with the 300 ci motor and I'm getting 12 miles per gallon in the AZ desert, I idle a fair amount to cool off the cab. hope this helps.
( .044 inch ) - for the 4.9 L ( 300 cubic inch ) straight 6 cylinder engine in a 1989 Ford truck