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G B L

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  1. Nice shop, Just wait in a few year's you will have just enough room for the TC and a sandwich , the rest of the space will be stuff
  2. Definitely a bolt on, The wiring adapter also available and easy to install . For US customers E-trailer is a great resource. Not sure if they ship to international customers
  3. Home Depot and Lowe's both rent trucks . I use a trailer with mine, that makes it easy .
  4. They must have the EU Cars and the US cars combined. The engine choices included the 1.0 3 cylinder that is also not available in the US
  5. The 1.5 Turbo is not offered here. Ford must have not thought the emissions certification was worth the cost because the numbers would be too small. It would have been a good option.
  6. Its not a dual clutch Transmission it a F6-35 Transaxle . All the traction control and traction enhancements are ABS Brake based .
  7. With the 19 " rubber you might get better traction results by getting a better rain-snow tire. mrtn I am with you with the 1" lift or a road grader for my road
  8. TPMS warn you of the low pressure or did you spot it during a walk around?
  9. If you look on page 7 of the 2011 guide that Don supplied you will see that the added floor for the van is an added part and could be removed. Good luck with your plan keep us in the loop and love to see pictures
  10. Passenger vehicles have a much lower tariff so the Transit Connect vans come in with some side windows and a second row of seats. After they arrive the seats and windows are stripped and then the vehicles move on. Have not seen the interior from the work version to know what it is or how it was installed. There must be some holes some where.
  11. Don I would use the ramps twice a year once to change the oil. Then check the Transmission fluid twice a year. The Ford recommendation of taking it to the dealer if it shifts funny is not a good plan.
  12. I you find the right fabricator you Can put a towbar on that car.
  13. Welcome Laura Mitchel Love to see the pictures of your build. The curtain hangers could be put on the trim with a structural epoxy that would more than do the Job and would not interfere with the air bag operation.
  14. The Oil change notice will come on when due. If you have the right scanner you can check the oil life percentage.
  15. I bet if you leave the TC in the right place in most cities the Crooks will have a full set of keys and help you out.
  16. That's the standard key for those wheels Ford should have it . Did you check the glove box it is in there with the fuel funnel for the emergency fuel fill . The Ford dealer is not trying.
  17. Nice job Don inverters kill lots of batteries!
  18. When the inverter is on and brewing the load will be 184 amps for the time of the brew. If it takes 1 minute to brew the coffee it will need 184 amps for the one minute so the breaker will need to be at least 184 amps and the wire size will need to support that number of amps It will be a similar load as the Starter running for 1 minute. You will want a house battery near the Inverter and it will be a good idea to keep the car running .
  19. I did the service my self. Here is a Link to the post I did on the fluid change. The filter requires the transmission case to be split so that won't be done . The procedure is simple . Should not take more than one hour for a good shop and I used a 12 quart case of Mercon LV
  20. G B L

    Gas Tank Capacity

    The low fuel light tends to give you fifty miles. If you fill the tank and the light just came on you would have about 3 gallons left and that would be about right.
  21. i have done several oil changes with Motor craft 5-20 I usually do the change at about 20% on the oil life. I use My TC to pull a trailer often so I did the Transmission fluid at 25000 miles and the fluid had been worked I would opt for changing it more often than the factory spec There is no Under coating from the factory A very good product is a Canadian product called Corrosion Free, it stays soft does not drip and is transparent so it does not hide any thing. A good set of Flaps Behind the front wheels to protect the rocker panel area is the best rust protection. The best thing you did for rust protection is not live in the North where there is a lot of snow and Ice . That fact limits the road salt on the under side of the TC
  22. Looks like they did a great job . It should work well for you
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