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towing capacity
what is the towing capacity of my 1985 ford f250 with a 460 cu in engine
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what would cause this sound?
i have a 90 f250 4x4 and it makes a loud clank noise when i turn left or go above 25 mph when i put it in 4 wheel drive it locks up the front end what would cause this and how hard...
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