Ford Bronco XLT

The 2014 Ford F-150 has rear wheel drive.

7MGE, 7MGTE 100% bolt on and it's look to be pretty bolt on to put a 1jz or 2jz engine.

Normally spring down.

My 2001 Sport Trac was doing the same thing. With the tilt wheel in the full "up" position, everything worked fine. But move the wheel down even one click, and the left blinkers didn't work. My problem was with the wiring harness inside the steering column. Had Ford replace it and no problems.

I answered my own question- I hope this helps someone else.

I changed the �Combination Turn and Hazard switch� in the column ($57.00 from Ford) and it fixed the problem. Easy job- didn�t have to remove the steering wheel. Just the torx screws for the column covers and two hold down screws. Bobby

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Constant Velocity joints (CV joints) are used on both ends of front-wheel drive (FWD) axle shafts (also called halfshafts). The CV joint is the flexible coupling that allows the outer wheel to steer, and the shaft to follow the up and down motions of the suspension as the vehicle travels down the road.

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I found this from WikiHow... I hope it helps!

= How to Replace Car Keys = I know that many of my friends, including myself, have lost their car keys in the past few years. It can be an annoying thing, because the car dealerships charge so much. But here's an alternative to that process. # Find out your car's VIN number. # Go to a site like www.streetkeys.com or other key replacement stores. They usually have keys and will be able to cut keys based on the number you give them. # Select your YEAR, MAKE and MODEL and choose the order by VIN service. # Go through the process and you'll be able to receive your keys within days. # Once you get the keys, you can program them to your car w/o a technician, usually the instructions are included. # Enjoy the fact that you saved a lot of $$$. * ** I'm pretty sure you can get backup keys this way too, and you won't need VIN cut.

* I live in the Northeast region of the U.S. and I also bought a remote starter so that I could heat up my car before getting in. It's worked great.

but smells like flowers

Like old paper

You need to first swing the spare tire out of the way, roll the window all the way down then just lift the handle that is on the inside.

Well, it's hot so you can smell the heat (If you've ever been abroad before, you will understand) Also fumes+Sea Beautiful Country!! :)

It can be, yes.

Jasmine has a rich, sweet, and floral fragrance that is often described as intoxicating and exotic. Its scent is warm and creamy, with subtle hints of fruity or green undertones. Jasmine is commonly used in perfumes and essential oils for its romantic and uplifting qualities. The aroma can evoke feelings of calmness and sensuality, making it a popular choice in aromatherapy and fragrance compositions.

After reading through a number of links on here it seems I have to admit to a blown headgasket don't I?

you betcha. Although I have seen intake manifold gaskets do this as well. In particular the gm motor- 3.1 liter. Continued driving of this will likely kill the bottom half of the engine. DON'T DRIVE IT!!!

Thanks Paul, it was a gasket. My mechanic is away for another ten days which is just killing me!

The other mechanic I took it to told me there was no harm in driving it but I didnt really believe that so I found a Ford forum and posted there. The reply was similar to yours plus a few other problems that could happen if I continue to drive it.

I hope I haven't ruined it already.

Anyone wanna buy a car?

Jo, While your waiting for your mechanic, drain your oil, leave the plug out overnight. Put the plug back in add 2 quarts of oil to flush some residue out, and drain again. Re-istall the plug again and add 4 quarts of fresh oil. You should not be running it at all. When your guy is back have it towed there. And ahh.. No Thanks on the "new car"!

Well, I live pretty far up north, and I see alot of that (oil looking milky) that can be from water in the oil. I notice this happen alot in winter (well, all the time because where I live there is only 3 months real summer anyway) So it gets cold and freezes. I've seen oil look like coffee when you put the whitner in. Pretty weird, eh?

Milky OIl appearance is generally caused by condensation in an engine. This happens when you drive a short distance. The water from the crank case is not burned off. This is normal. Just get her good and hot and this should cure your worries. I know that this is a scary sight because you automatically think head gasket and $$$$ but if your driving habits in cold weather don't allow for a hot engine then this is your problem.

Especially on the dip stick and filler cap interior.

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I was just in Mexico and some of the common smells that I smelled were cooking foods, flowers, car exhaust and garbage. These all depended on where one was in Mexico, when I was in Cuernavaca, it was mostly food and car exhaust in the Zocolo, the city center, but flowers where I was staying. In Mexico City, there was more of a garbage smell while riding or driving on the highways and car exhaust and food smells most other places.

The gauge could be bad, the fuel gauge sending unit in the gas tank as part fo the fuel pump could be bad you could have a bad ground wire you could have a broken wire in the harness runnign from the fuel tank to the gauge.

There are four ways to find a ratio.

1 A dealer can normally tell from the vin number.

2 There are normally tags or labels on the axle that have part number, gear ratio, and fluid requirement

info.

3 You can count how many times you have to turn the driveshaft to get one complete turn of the tires.

4 You can divide the number of teeth on the ring gear and divide by number of teeth on the pinion.

The 2011 Honda Civic has front wheel drive.

Yeah she smells like fish

I was told that DDT smells like boiled BEETS....Eeeww

- And yes

it smells like apples

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