20 Most Recent 2005 Ford F-150 - Page 7 Questions & Answers

Same as any other OBD Code, or vehicle problem Study the Code Diagnose the Code Component Test the Systems Find a Problem Make the Repairs

Does it have any check engine light codes? This would be the first place to start. If no codes are present check the fuel filter and check for proper fuel pressure. Also check for a restricted exhaust such as a plugged catalytic converter.

Yes! The bolts that hold the brake assembly to the car must be able to glide a little. Use white lithium grease . These are the bolts that had the rubber covers over them.

Yes. Absolutely. The brake fluid absorbed some water and allowed a little rust to form inside the caliper bores. As the pads wore, the rusty spot grew bigger & bigger, stopping at the pistons. Now you're putting in new pads, so the pistons will be sitting on top of the rusty spots... and the rusty spots WILL LEAK past the pistons.

You can change seals = autopart , clean cylinders replace seals . blled system

check for a blockage in the exhaust system (cat converter failure). Check fuel pressure What you have is when the engine needs more power then that power is being restricted either by the air/exhaust flow or lack of fuel . Run fault codes to check for canister problems and venting

It needs to be overhauled the clutch pack is worn out or the apply pressure for the pack is low.