F150 Pickup Bed Removal.....
- From: Solomon_Man <cmgray74@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 25 Feb 2008 13:21:11 -0800 (PST)
All,
I have been working on my 1990 F150 4.9 Lariat, with the last weekend
covering a new Heater Core, new hose and belts, new
cap,rotor,plugs,wires, Air Filter, oil and filter, and even Head
lights.
During this week I hope to figure out why both of my electric windows
broke on the same day - (motors work but windows no longer go up or
down - not on track?) and why the power locks do not work. And the
Dash lights are no longer lighting. I believe the windows, are the
cause of my 5 year hanging over them that same day but not 100% sure.
Any ideas on the locks or lights?
I am planning out the bed removal of my 1990 F150 Pickup over the
weekend/early next week, and the reason for the post.
The reason for the removal is the following;
Gas Tank Leaks - getting a new tank,straps, and Fuel Filters
Rust problem (?) has effected bumper so it sits funny and hangs down -
The truck is structurally sound but the bumper and pull hitch is
currently not usualable. I have a welder if things get really ugly.
Need the speedometer fixed - Broken cable? - which I believe why the
cruise is not working - Speed Sensor?.
Also the e40D transmission is leaking and needs fluid change- I
believe cooling line is bad or its leaking out the pan. Worse case I
rebuild the trans, redo seals, and/or get a good used yard one.
Change the rear Shocks
Oxygen sensor - Its on the bottom side of the truck :)
Running Lights and trailer lights are not right (got ripped off when
the bumper started to hang over.
Anyways this truck was given to me about 4 yrs ago by my wifes uncle
who used it recreationally for pulling a pop up camper and yard stuff
nothing major. Mileage is still fairly low especially for age but he
nor I have done anything to it other then good consistent oil
changes. I have used it the past 4 yrs quite a bit on the
construction of my garage and renovation of my home. It runs like a
top. So now I am sinking some money into it as I am a stickler about
maintence of vehicles. Actually its not as bad as it sounds, but my
goal is to get it back on the road 100% and maybe triple the mileage
thats on it. I need a vehicle to pull my popup camper/small fishing
boat and do my yard stuff now as well. :)
Anyways finally to most of my questions;
Does the above reasons mentioned for removal seem like a good reason
to remove the bed?
Is there any better ways to get to all these parts time wise?
Also, I have removed a bed on a new F150 2006 truck and remember it
being fairly simple.
Is the 1990 similar and is there anything I need to watch out for?
I have seen posts about bed bolts being a pain, can I drill/grind
these out somehow if I have problems?
I do not like the idea of cutting them with a grinder/torch underneath
a truck that I know has a bad tank.
Thanks for the help,
Chris
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