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Old 04-15-2005, 11:35 PM
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rear end on 01 f150 supercrew

has anyone had trouble with the posi-clutch packs going out on the rear ends of these? lmk
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Re: rear end on 01 f150 supercrew

Yep. We add a friction modifier from Ford and drive it in circles both ways before we tear the rear end down. Lots of times this fixes the problem.
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Re: Re: rear end on 01 f150 supercrew

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Yep. We add a friction modifier from Ford and drive it in circles both ways before we tear the rear end down. Lots of times this fixes the problem.
i second that.
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