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Simplifying AWD Systems

Brake & Front End

Unlike 4×4 truck systems of the day, these systems were always engaged and could not be disengaged by the driver. Around 2004, many manufacturers of AWD systems started to abandon complex transfer case center differentials in favor of less expensive clutches. Most of these systems are designed to be transparent to the driver.

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Turbocharged 5.9L Common Rail Cummins Engine in a 1947 Ford

Tomorrow's Technician

Over the years, Chase and his team have put together some of the coolest diesel cars and trucks out there, many of which are featured on the MotorTrend TV show ‘Texas Metal’s Loud and Lifted.’ Early in 2023, he caught our attention again when we saw pictures on the internet of a 2004 Lamborghini Gallardo with a 5.9L 1947 Ford with a 5.9L

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The Ultimate Guide to 6.6L Duramax EGR Delete Kit Costs

Auto Service World

Improved Reliability: Older trucks, especially those from before 2011, often struggle with EGR system failures. Deleting the EGR can help avoid these common issues and keep your truck running smoother for longer. By removing it, you’re removing a potential point of failure, making your truck more reliable and dependable.

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AWD and ABS Services

Brake & Front End

Unlike 4×4 truck systems of the day, these systems were always engaged. Around 2004, many manufacturers of AWD systems started to abandon complex transfer case center differentials in favor of less expensive clutches. Many vehicles were no longer equipped with limited-slip differentials.

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AWD and ABS Services

Tomorrow's Technician

Unlike 4×4 truck systems of the day, these systems were always engaged. Around 2004, many manufacturers of AWD systems started to abandon complex transfer case center differentials in favor of less expensive clutches. Many vehicles were no longer equipped with limited-slip differentials.

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Integrated Wheel Ends

Tomorrow's Technician

Ford’s Integrated Wheel End (IWE) first hit the market in 2004 on the F-150, Expedition and Lincoln Navigator. Symptoms The leading customer complaint will be clicking, ratcheting or grinding noises when the truck is in 2WD mode. Also, scan the entire vehicle for codes. This helps to improve fuel economy.

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Locking Hubs and Axles

Brake & Front End

Ford’s Integrated Wheel End (IWE) first hit the market in 2004 on the F-150, Expedition and Lincoln Navigator. Symptoms The leading customer complaint will be clicking, ratcheting or grinding noises when the truck is in 2WD mode. Also, scan the entire vehicle for codes. This helps to improve fuel economy.

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