This Is Going To Cost Us!!

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• LE

  @LeslieBryant-e9f · 2 months ago

  Oh my gosh!!!  What an ordeal!!  Hopefully you can get your truck up and running quickly!!  Sending you guys prayers, hugs and puppy kisses.

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• BA

  @backpacksandbumpers · 2 months ago

  😬 You guys are going through it aren't you?! Crazy you guys were stuck so long at the wayside. Hopefully you guys are through this hurdle in your RV lives already, but it will be interesting to see what this truck issue turns out to be! Safe travels, guys!

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• LU

  @Luv2Bhitched · 2 months ago

  I'm sure you have already done this but check around on the internet for information about water draining from the hood into the electric box mounted on the side of the fender. I worked (just retired) for an ambulance dept and we had an F-450 that would behave similarly to your truck. Our mechanic chased it for 6 months trying a variety of things to fix it. He found some information on line about this issue. He made a silicone dam in the water drain channel and we didn't have any other problems. I would  take some pics for you but can't send pics through YT. I hope ya'll get it worked out. We're kinda the same way when I call for help it's never an easy fix. Thanks for the tip about Mass being the tick capital. We are headed to Sturbridge in Oct so we will be on point checking for those nasty critters. Safe travels!

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• SE

  @Sebastianah-h7r · 1 month ago

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• TH

  @The1833FarmhouseFerals · 2 months ago

  I bumper pull my teeny 27 footer with a F250 gasser, and situations like yours influence my decisions of never going back to diesels (last was a 2000 7.3 F350). &nbsp;Best wishes!

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