Likely a defective catalytic converter. Remove cat and check for melted internals and/or restricted flow.
O2 sensors are always located on the exhaust system.O2 sensors are always located on the exhaust system.
There are several O2 sensors on that vehicle and they are all threaded into the exhaust system at various points.
it could be that your catylitic converter is plugged up. disconect the exhaust system and see if it glows red. if it does connect it back. this could mean that your muffler is the problem. if not this then it could be that an exhaust valve is cracked. the same thing happend to my 1992 ford f150. it could be that your catylitic converter is plugged up. disconect the exhaust system and see if it glows red. if it does connect it back. this could mean that your muffler is the problem. if not this then it could be that an exhaust valve is cracked. the same thing happend to my 1992 ford f150.
on the right side of pipe away from the drive shaft
what motor is it? on my 1990 F150 5.8L 351W its located on the front passenger exhaust manifold. looks kinda like a space ship
yes you can on eBay too
yes they are basicly the same truck
Yes,
I believe it is 19 gallons ( U.S. ) front tank on your 1987 F150 long bed
A dual exhaust system & or headers will increase fuel mileage but only slightly. Not enough to recoup the expense of the systems.
It should i don't think they changed the width of anything tell 97
Just downstream after the exhaust manifold