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I thought the same thing and jacked up all 4 wheels and started the truck and ran it in drive and got under it with little noise. Put it in 4wd and got under it and found the noise coming from the front drive shaft. Pulled the drive shaft and it was the rear u joint. Man was I relieved. That...

Starting hearing a "growl in my front end yesterday and determined that i needed a new hub asembly on front drivers side. There wasn't much play in the wheel but enough to warrant replacing. Finished up and noise is still there. Inspected it a little closer and the sound seems to be coming...

I don't think so. He only bid on two items and put in a total of 8 different bids on that item. Could be, but the bid activity does not look unusual to me.

It is easier to remove the bed.

If he is a dealer he may have sold it off the lot. Or had someone on ebay go look at it and they made a cash deal without going through ebay.

Did you get it figured out?

This may sound crazy but my 6.0 acted very similar right after I changed the plugs and wires. Come to find out I broke the connector for the coolant temp sensor and changed it out and then it was fine. I don't know it that was it or not but I haven't had that problem since.

Makes my shop look puny.

I have a small buck knife that I carry with me all the time. I have to get a new one about every 6 or 8 months because I will use it for a screwdriver and prybar at times.

I do know the drivers side motor for the electric window doesn't work.

What are your thoughts on the following. What should I look out for when I go look at it? Thanks.

Pulled this off another site. Don't know anything personally though.

I am a little different than most here I am sure, but it is only a truck. If someone needs it and I don't, then they can use it.

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