The starter is located on the lower right hand side of the engine, and it will be bolted to the bellhousing of the transmission with two 1/2" or 13MM bolts. If it has only one wire going to it, you won't have to dis-connect the battery. The easiest way to tell this without crawling under, is if you know what the solenoid looks like that would be attached to the radiator support, behind the battery. If it doesn't, or the starter has more than one wire going to it, then the battery will have to be dis-connected. Remove the two bolts, and if the starter has one wire, a 3/8" or 10MM wrench will remove the bolt for the wire terminal. -Remove the wire first. Then the bolts for the starter, and pull it out, and drop it down.
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sound like to me the starter solenoid is stuck the reason it does it in park is the neutral safety switch replace it and it should be fine
Yes.
2.15 lbs
1990 f350 did not have a turbo, unless it was fitted after market, so check what engine you have such as year and size and then maybe we can answer your question
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Possibly a neutral lockout switch, possibly a bad connection, possibly an ignition switch.
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The towing capacity of a 1990 Ford F-350 with a 7.5L V8 is approx. 12500 pounds.
you are loosing fuel pressure in the fuel system somewhere using starter fluid allows engine to start and pump fuel there by purging air from the system