I won this Stolen F150 Sight Unseen for $800! It Doesn't Run! Can we fix it?

[@n0wftdavid251]

That would be a nice truck to give to monkey Mike for all the help he gives to you

[@AutoAuctionRebuilds]

Why do people assume I don’t compensate the folks that help me?? Makes no sense… Why don’t I just give free cars away to everyone??

[@chrislemaster2695]

@@AutoAuctionRebuilds Because people have little to no intelligence on how business works and insult everyone they can get their eyes on and troll everyone.

[@AutoAuctionRebuilds]

Just gets frustrating always being told what I should be doing for my friends. I appreciate my friends and I do anything to help including giving them free cars if they want them. Yet so many assume I don’t compensate my friends for their help.

[@n0wftdavid251]

That was not my intention to imply that you do nothing for your friends if it offended you iam sorry I know you do a lot you just give Mike the camera sorry you took it that way I do watch all of your videos

[@Laffs23]

@@AutoAuctionRebuilds just got in to your videos but from everything Ive seen youre a good dude who surrounds himself with good people who enjoy helping you. Pay no attention to the armchair quarterbacks and keep doing what your doing, its enjoyable to watch.

[@Sedan57Chevy]

I know it probably doesn't make financial sense, but I'd love to see more of this truck. Growing up, my dad bought an absolute beater 86 F150 while our family was going through some seriously hard times. These honest old Ford pickups who've seen some things really deserve love, not just the pretty pristine ones.

[@HuskyGamersUNITE]

There is no such thing as financial sense - that's something every single lazy person utters because they can't turn a wrench and get things fixed.

[@Ulrich_Wolf]

You'd better check that radiator! If you are losing trans fluid with no external leakage, the internal trans cooler in the radiator may have split. That MAY explain that nastiness you saw when you pulled the radiator cap.

[@jasontengan4554]

That's exactly what happened to my 95 Eddie Bauer, good catch!

[@jmccord0716]

Yes!

[@alexcamron4136]

@@jmccord0716 I agree

[@stephenbartram7377]

I 4th that comment, especially with 300k

[@slh5525]

Out of all the rebuilds you've done, for some reason, I'm extremely partial to this! I have never been called normal, but if I saw this truck at a car show next to a Corvette, McClaren, Porsche, or any other exotic/super/sports car, my attention would be on this F150. Fix this beast up!

[@mahatma171]

The coolant temp sensor not online will make it idle high and run rich. Computer defaults to -40 degrees air and fuel mixture. Replace it ASAP as it warms up it will continue to run worse.

[@joelalexvega]

Damn! That's not what I expected. I was thinking 127,500. That's crazy live how good the body is for that many miles

[@infovideos7355]

You made me so excited about this truck that I lived the moment with you while fixing it I love it Seriously good job Randy 👏 Your follower from Iraq

[@Mdhjkh]

I am from iraq too I love randy,s videos so much i watch them all

[@VikingDudee]

As a ford Mechanic, the Oil pressure sensors in them are fake, They are pretty much just a sensor that tells you if it has oil or not, and its not even accurate if the sensor is old and dirty. Ford did that from the late 80s to around 2015, and them 2008 and newer Econoline vans, you don't need oil in the system for the gauge to even work, them vans they are just in one position all the time when they run. You can see the gauge doesn't move at all with any sort of throttle response, but does respond quite a lot with a scan tool if the tool can read oil pressure from the computer.

[@2koolchris291]

It’s like my truck. Except I got a rust free gem in the rust belt that I rebuilt after it was wrecked with good mileage and the thing has the functioning dual fuel tanks

[@cameronr.335]

Despite the miles with overall how clean that truck is it would bring $3,500-$4,500 in my area. I think you did good. 👍

[@kirbygates9531]

Yup u bet I'm from Canada I bought my son a 97 7.3 PS f250 for 4500 nd nd put about 2000 into it nd buds of mine r saying that my son could probably get 12000 out of it now but he is not going to sell he is going to restore it 👍👍

[@rsprockets7846]

yup,,,,, a 5k truck here in NYC

[@donaldfrazier5244]

I’ve got a 95 straight 6 automatic air for sale for 4k 232,000 miles

[@bungeycord5971]

Did you try switching to the 2nd tank ? I think its a nice truck. And i think you can repair that ignition switch, as long as they didnt do too much damage around where it goes in.

[@bobber22]

Nice work Randy. I hope you are able to fix the problem and make a few bucks on it. Proves you can take a non runner and get it to run and drive.

[@zenmaster1761]

I really really like those trucks I have a 94 and it has a lot of issues but it starts every day gets me where I'm going and back I can throw junk in the back and haul it it's it's just fantastic I'd love to have that truck

[@benmullins9540]

Scotty Kilmer had a video of a '96 F250 with transmission issues. He replaced a quart of trans fluid with Lucas Stops Slip and it seemed to fix it, probably worth a try at least.

[@gerredstallings465]

I like these older 94 to 95 Ford f150 trucks my grandparents had one for a while this would be a nother good give away for halling things for having 292 thousand miles I'm sure it would drive a hour just fine I watched the video on the Honda u gave away to the people who picked it up it made it home no problem good video

[@Dylanjeter123456789]

That's a damn good truck, little bit of elbow grease and that would sell for $3,000 or so around where I live.

[@super6954]

To be honest I quit watching your video's when you started buying all the fancy toys every other week, But I've recently found you doing these rent a wreck trucks and I'm enjoying these video's. I've had an 89, and 94 f150 with high miles on they didn't look much but they ran far longer than anything way newer from Ford with less problems. My current trucks a high mileage 99 7.3 F250 its the same nothing to look at but I wouldn't be afraid to drive a 1000 KM in it right now. Thanks for the video's take care.

[@rayphillips332]

You can get just ignition switch. Only if the column was messed up then you'd have to get column.

[@kirbygates9531]

Big ford guy here love them old obs fords I had a 95 4x4 regular cab inline6 almost put 800.000km on it sold it for 3500 few years back 1 tough truck wish I could find it to by it back I bought it brand new with 17km on it I miss that old truck lots of good memories in it👍👍👍👍

[@romeoalphafoxtrot9517]

I had a 93 Super Cab with a 5.8. Great truck! I drove it for years. I sold it to my neighbor at 270,000 miles. His Dad drove it for a couple of more years, then a friend of his who lives in Mexico had his truck break down. He gave the truck to him. Last I heard it still runs. Hard to kill those old Ford trucks.

[@jasonbucher5622]

Man - you are a legit shade tree mechanic - really fun to watch your trouble shooting on these machines that have been used and abused.

[@GTFORDMAN]

i think you absolutely brought a keeper! it has the 351 instead of the 302 it's 99% rust free! its a great base for restoration, if i was in America id be asking to come inspect it then id most likely be more then happy to pay you what you've put into it before driving off with a big smile!

[@jademoon7944]

Great video,and in my opinion you got a sweet deal,I mean,it could have been much worse,being stolen,it could have had a blown motor and extensive body damage.So that's why I think you got a sweet deal Stay safe and keep em coming.😀

[@malikdigger4544]

Not a bad work truck for 25 year's those 88-97 F150s are awesome easy to work good pick Randy fix the ignition with key u already fix sensors problem wasn't expecting 300,00 miles meaning she's work horse but well maintained .

[@just4kicks950]

That's a sweet truck Randy. It was someone's pride & joy at one time. Until some P.O.S busted the column. I think you did good on the deal, Parts are easy to find. I'm from Ohio's rust belt district lol. You don't see trucks like that here . Nice score IMO Randy. Salute 🎬🔥👍

[@goleafsgo8496]

From Ontario Canada and I hear you on the "rust belt" challenges.

[@just4kicks950]

@@goleafsgo8496 Canada you got me beat my friend lol. I spray chainsaw bar oil on the underneath of my trucks once a year. Down fall to that, it's messy & if your motor springs a leak by any chance. Makes it extremely difficult to find where it's leaking from. It works though Salute Canada 👍😎

[@HuskyGamersUNITE]

@@just4kicks950 learn what lanolin oil is.

[@MuderDrones-FanJunkie]

Definitely a gem. Fix that ignition and the coil, fix the leaks in the trans if there is any major leaks and where ever it’s leaking motor oil if it is leaking. Bet your money you could get back your money on that truck Randy! Very nice little truck. Lots of people love going after those square body fords! 😊

[@johnnyjordan7658]

Hi Randy I watch your videos every time my new one comes up I'm a big fan of watching your your videos I love all the the vehicles that you do the walkarounds of the auctions and the videos you show of all the cars that you have gotten now on this immaculate Ford F-150 that you got replacing that ignition switch is easy all you got to do is take the plastic trim around the column off and take your screwdriver turn it forward to release the lock pin on it and be able to pull that whole cylinder out and put a new one in with new keys I've done many of them in the past of vehicles that I've done especially my 97 Ford expedition so good luck and keep the videos coming I love watching the videos

[@davidmolling9222]

Hi Randy like I've said before on your other video's I've always had Faith in all the Ford's you get, being a Ford man. I would properly have a look at the ignition switch only. 👍 Keep up the good work from Dave in Australia.

[@DPalooza96]

Hey Randy in my experience, if you have great friends in your life, that's usually a good indication that you are a very good person. You guys have each others backs, and are out there having a terrific time making content. It is amazing to see what you guys do to bring these vehicle's back to life. Have a great holiday Sir. Keep up the great work.

[@motheolebelo]

What a beautiful sounding truck, epic engine and it has proper power. You gotta love the engine. Impressive work on getting the truck running again with proper diagnosing. I am loving these videos more. Thumbs up 👍

[@jmccord0716]

Love the ole F150 Randy I had a 1994 I called ole bufford she was a great truck til an idiot in a semi decided to turn right in a straight only lane and took out the driver's side of it with my wife and I going down the road. Miss that ole truck!

[@davidhicks7450]

Good potential, with a little tlc, to make a good useable truck. I have bought, repaired, and sold vehicles for a little over 50 years. An ignition lock cylinder replacement real simple, much easier than changing steering column. Most any Ford product from 1970s to early 2000s will interchange. Rough idle due to ECM relearning idle, will improve more with driving. Congrats on your KZbin success. Keep the shiny side up and the greasy side down.

[@chrispearson8779]

I had a 1996 F-150 XL with the 5.0. Duel gas tanks, great truck. Only thing I ever did t o it was put flowmasters on it, I was much younger and liked pissing off the neighbors. I would say fix the ignition and move it down the road. That old girl still has some life in her

[@jefflking2]

I wouldn't worry about the distributor pickup coil until it reproduces the problem. Both the ECM and the pickup coil are much less likely to be problems on these old trucks than other issues with old wiring and sensors. I had a "no spark" condition on my 93 F150, and upon careful inspection and checking with the voltmeter, I found that the 2-wire connector that plugs into the coil had a crack on the inside, and the wire wasn't making a good connection. Replaced the connector, and it was good to go. I didn't expect the truck to run great right after the temp sensor replacement. It takes a couple drive cycles for the computer to adjust to the new numbers it's getting. So you have to drive it a couple times, as you did. I think you got a pretty good deal. Those trucks are easy to work on, and if the transmission holds up, it would be hard to replace it for under 2k. That engine can do alot more miles as long as you have good oil pressure. Thoroughly enjoyed the video!

[@manshow77]

Giving away a vehicle and letting the person work on it at your shop is one of the most generous things I’ve heard of . You are going to help someone so much .

[@cjeffcoat2]

When you were trying to start it, the engine sounded like it had really good balanced compression, are you sure that is the original engine and transmission, perhaps it was changed out. Sounds really good.

[@noahnewport4323]

Ignition cylinders on these trucks are VERY simple to replace and you can get an ignition cylinder for ~$20 from O’Reilly or Autozone I believe. Definitely worth replacing. I’d really like to see more on this truck!

[@NZ-Road-Cam]

99% sure you have a failing pickup coil. It should cost you around $30 for an aftermarket replacement. Changing it requires removal of the distributor. Once out, pop out the pins holding the gear drive & bushing and remove the shaft from the housing. You will then have access to it.

[@mahatma171]

These old Ford trucks are great. This one with no rust needs to be put back in service. The body is worth the money spent, the main enemy of these trucks is rust. Give it a few more years and the price of these is gonna shoot through the roof, like the bullnose Fords are beginning to do now.

[@davidturner9706]

Randy you are awesome, I love it when you bring these old cars back to life

[@warmachine1479]

I have a 1995 F150 Eddie Bauer XLT 2 wd with the 5.8l and it has 305k miles and still runs good. Only problem i have is 2 of the capacitors in the ecu need replaced and i need a new power steering pump. Other then that i would drive the truck every day. Love these obs truck. Take care of them and the last forever.

[@christopherholloway8102]

You need to stop this. If you keep fixing stuff how are the haters gonna keep saying you don’t fix anything? You’re ruining your image😂

[@goleafsgo8496]

LOL, was thinking the same thing! More recent subscribers forget Randy was fixing cars in his driveway using a floor jack for many, many early episodes. NOT his friends it was Randy flying solo!

[@cetj-1990]

Randy I like the truck 292,000 miles wow. That truck looks amazing .I wish I could have mine back I drove mine to 300,000 before the engine gave it up .I rebuilt it and drove it another 100,000 and the rame rusted out .

[@olikat8]

I bought a '95 F-150 from San Juan County about 10 years ago. 4wd, "City of Oyster Bay" yellow, off-road package, 5.8L, LSD, headache rack and about 112k miles. Chrome bumpers came off a Bronco, interior seat & bits off an Eddie Bauer, chrome grille off another truck, KYB shocks off another Bronco, wheels like those...it was an awesome truck for under $2k all-in. I did service it completely, put on some 7" round LED amber foglights, head unit & speakers, poly bushings & end links on the swaybars, ball joints & strut rod bushings. Drove it 2+ years & sold it for $4250. I love that era of Ford F-series

[@mg8919]

I really like the truck. And to watch you get it running was really cool. I get very frustrated with the electrodigicals. You make it look easy. Another awesome video. 👌

[@eatont9999]

Hell yeah, Randy! You were on-point with that diagnostic!

[@RickMiddleton-1]

Randy I had a 95 F150 with the exact 351 in it. You are correct with your assumption, and you are going to need to replace the entire distributor as I did. Mine suffered from the exact symptoms you are currently dealing with. Now you could try the old school remedy for the pick up within the distributor being dirty by spraying brake cleaner or contact cleaner down in the distributor. Depending on whatever state yours is in it could change nothing or you could get another 60000 miles out of it.

[@CodyRyanK05]

Nice looking f-150. Looks like a great candidate for an engine swap. No idea if they are easy to do on those old ford's though. The body is just too nice not to revive it though.

[@firefightermcdaniel7271]

Truthfully I believe you got a very good deal on it. Because where I live at to see that kind of truck with that motor with that kind of miles in that good of shape is unheard of.

[@mikeyoung6347]

I paid $1000 for the same truck (F250) 4 years ago with 385K on it. The odometer will not go to a 4, it will just stay at 3, but it did roll over to all zeros. 443K as of today. Some of the best built and great looking trucks ever produced. The 351 Windsor can run and preform forever. You have a really good truck. start at $3k if you're going to sell it.

[@XqeDiosxqe]

That truck is beautiful, i have repaired rust on them before and that rust on the rear fenders is totally normal. Also above the door frame.

[@robertlacob8831]

Nice truck. Auction buys are always very risky business today since there is so hi-tech expensive stuff to replace. When these new vehicles run good, they are fun to drive. Randy, keep the videos coming! That truck to me would be worth fixing with the body in great shape for its age.

[@trollcare3311]

Check List for Test Drives: 1. 1 gal gas can (Full) 2. Jumper pack 3. OBD reader 4. Hammer / Screwdriver / Ductape 5. Applicable fluids 6. Dealer Tags 7. Flashlight

[@juniormurray4582]

How you doing Rande. How can I wind one suv

[@blawson1122]

Randy making old trucks great again

[@alexflosho]

TRUCK 2024! Make old trucks great again!

[@rickyhammers1873]

Hello Randy, that is a great looking old Ford. I believe it is worth a little investment. There are a lot of Ford truck fans I believe would make it a profitable endeavor. If I had the spare cash I would be after the Couger and this truck and I'm primarily a Chevy man. Anyhow my thanks to you and whomever does your Facebook page and expressed condolences for my cat Tina who died being spayed. Ya'll take care and be safe.

[@tylerb8179]

I love the early 90s era Ford trucks! Had one almost identical to this, a few years ago. Mine was a 1996 model, and had the 5.0 engine, instead of the 5.8 engine. Was a good truck, only major thing that I had replaced was the transmission, because it failed about 2 months after buying the truck. I owned it from March 2011 to November 2013

[@danlevesque5437]

I had a 92 f150 straight 6 and a manual transmission 8' bed it was a tank 😊

[@MarkW69]

Check for throttle body leaking vacuum. Also noticed the cruise deactivation switch unplugged at the master cylinder and replacing key and tumbler should be easy. If there is a broken piece in the hole, and you can get that out, installing a key and tumbler will be a breeze. I bet the clock spring is bad causing air bag light. I worked on many of these. I think you got a decent deal.

[@silasmcgee3647]

Man I felt a wave of Serotonin when she fired right up like that no hesitation no Struggle No sputtering or stalling she just fired right up like she was built yesterday I can see it in the Headlights she's not ready to give up yet

[@1978ranger]

That's a pretty nice F-150, I like the color combo. I just got myself a 78 F-150 ranger for 1k.

[@Leon-uj7pc]

You don't need a new steering column. Just a new lock. Get a replacement lock from 1A Auto or ebay or Amazon. Then locate the lock pin under the column (it is in a hole in the underside of the shroud next to the ignition). Take your screw driver and turn the ignition on to run. Push pin in and pull the lock out. Now because the lock part with the part the you turn is gone, you will have to shove something into the rest of the lock in order to pull it put. Once you remove the rest of the lock then you can place the new lock assembly in (Make sure the new lock is turned to the on position). Once it is in then you are good to go. Pretty much a 5 or 10 min job. You don't even need to remove the shroud to replace it. I think you should put some money into this truck. You don't see many of this era F150 in such good shape. I think you underpaid as a truck like that in the MD/VA/DC/PA is a $2500 or $3000 truck all day.

[@clarktransport1312]

On the ignition, I think if you take off the plastic you can find it can be removed and replaced. Last f150 I had that had the same problem, I replaced the distributor and it fixed it. Also remember you have two gas tanks. Hit the switch and see if the other tank has gas. The front tank is smaller than the rear if I remember correctly.

[@cliffordplasd8239]

I would love to see this more like in my driveway as I am in desperate need of a cheap daily driver but know one wants to help this old disabled vet

[@RoadHeros610]

Brilliant Randy ..from the dead it's ALIVE!..300K no problem..it's a truck they make money in Ca.you for sure can get an easy nickel for it here

[@buddy8225]

Love the old Ford. Favorite bodystyle of mine, regular cab. I bet if you changed the oil and putin done trans fluid, she be mint. 🐸

[@bilalmehmood334]

I am surprised you know soo much about these complex ignition diagnosis. Very technical stuff for me, good for my learning.

[@emidiojoao9333]

Well alright Randy!!! You can call that a win 👌😁 Man when she fired up💥💥, i almost jumped out of my wheelchair with joy! 😅👋👋 For me to knowing what you know now, that was a good deal!!💪💪 Nice video, cheers from Portugal ✌️🇵🇹🇲🇿😎

[@Oklawolf]

My second 1979 Lincoln had this problem in the 90s, and is responsible for me deciding to learn to work on my own cars. It was the distributor pickup, but the shop I took it to misdiagnosed the module and ripped me off while I was on welfare. The car would just randomly refuse to start for hours on end. A shade tree mechanic diagnosed it in 10 minutes in a parts store parking lot, and I just thought, "ok, I gotta learn how to do what he did."

[@Blakecolts8956]

Yup I recognized the temp sensor when you picked it up because I bought a 1996 Ford F-150 and it was abandoned so I got it run and it had a cooling problem so I have the temp sensor unplugged and it’s been doing great tbh runs strong and drives great

[@pugtop]

That is a good looking F150, I just wish we could get that sort of thing here in the UK ...

[@AVC-Works]

Mannnnnn.... I love this Gen F150!!! ❤❤❤ I don't know how the market in the USA is, but in Europe this Gen F150 in this condition cost $6000,- easy!

[@alexquick7521]

First video I'm watching this morning! Keep up the great work!

[@frankm8533]

90s F150 and Chevys are my favorites I have 96 f150 shortbed I drive everyday 5spd 300 6cly dual tanks Eddie bauer I'll never sell it. Very clean truck no rust all power options

[@TX1836]

I think this F150 deserves some additional love. I would enjoy seeing additional videos on this truck.

[@keedatt]

Those old trucks are so tough, and that one looks in pretty good shape on the exterior!

[@RyanRoadReaper]

For a truck that has damn near 300k miles on it, she's not half bad.

[@pedroadelino100]

This can be a great work truck to someone,i would work with that truck no problem,if haves that mileage someone took some care. I would fix the best i could and work with that beauty,i see potencial ! Great video like always mate.

[@thebrian7channel474]

fix the key switch on the f150 and add flow masters to make it sound good

[@jayyin88]

This is the kind of videos that made me fall in love with your channel.

[@geraldsmith9540]

Randy sir, I think the trans converter was replaced and then whoever did it tried to start it and it didn’t start and they said f&$k it after that and gave up because of the mileage on it. That body and frame are incredibly rust free for a truck that age and that many miles. You didn’t overpay at all for it. You do your thing under the hood and get the ignition and oil pressure gauge fixed, oh and check the exhaust and brother you will make bank and then some. Truck is a classic and I wasn’t expecting the 5.8L under there either, bonus!!! You have a winner. As you always say Randy, mileage doesn’t scare me either. I wanna see one more video and then the finished product. Get that mobile detail company out there before it gets to cold and it will look awesome in and out!!!

[@johnmichaeltracy9050]

ive got one of these square bodies, a 1992 supercab. it is a real good truck, looks good and runs good, to have around for the occasional errands. having this truck has saved me cash and time for doing alot of things and all in i have about 2300 into it. all one color, have had several offers in the 3 to 4 k range for it. it beats the heck out of having a truck payment of 600 per month plus another 100 a month for insurance, when its not your primary vehicle. no need for an expensive truck to haul crap around with, mulch, motorcycle, kayaks, quad, appliances, and just about anything else. you got a fine truck for a real good price, put 200 into it for the column, the dash panel, panel is 50 bucks, the column part is 35 bucks and the rest for a good interior steam cleaning and you can double your money or have a great errands rig to use around town.

[@hoffmanshaven]

Check the radiator! Trans fluid went somewhere. Don't know about the HEI pickup but I would lean towards that. Check the grounds. Check the main ground from engine to body and the ground for the ECM. Don't know if the oil pressure gauge has anything to do with it but it's obviously disconnected. I got a buddy that put over 500k miles on his F150 before the trans blew up. I have a 97 Chevy Silverado with 320k just rebuilt the trans last year. I'm just going to keep driving it because shit have you seen car prices lately!!

[@christopherhamilton5557]

I have a short bed version of that truck in my yard now. 5.8 liter! I need to get it back on the road…. And you should be able to replace the ignition easily enough and have new keys.

[@Brysonandmason320]

in all my years of experience ive seen the pickup in the trucks come back to life when pulling the Spout jumper, once the engine fires over the electrical field is restored and causes the pickup to come back to life, id replace the distributor for sure, ScannerDanner does a video on these trucks and their weak ignition systems

[@jameelali1266]

Budget for a replacement radiator with internal transmission cooler…. Thinking that there’s an internal leak.

[@Doomsday971]

That metal piece in the cab is to the trans cross member, theres one on each end of it to tie it to the top of the frame. Normally they are left off due to it being a pain to put them back on. I left mine off when I changed out the trans.

[@kingmaster9189]

I love uncensored randy makes the videos better love videos man keep up the good work.

[@ruffaccord]

That cougar looks so badass

[@benmullins9540]

In today's market, I'd guess it's about a $2,500 truck once its mechanically sound. Probably around $1,500 as it sits.

[@offiongeyo3114]

Really appreciate what you're going... I watched daily... All the way from calabar in Nigeria... Thumps up my man

[@brandongamble1021]

It sounds good my 93 ford f250 did the high idle for a while I replaced the idle control valve it ran fine plus replaced the starter for the 4 time gear box I replace the bolts broke off from the frame

[@joelthomas8296]

Good job on getting it running. I am sure many others would give up on it. My own thoughts would be to: check the fluids, basic clean & get the ignition fixed.

[@HuskyGamersUNITE]

@@edwardkamenar1493 It's really easy. Just learn what you need to for the task at hand and no more. Eventually you will see enough experience to know a lot more. I was working on my house electrical replacing 60 years old wiring when I was 19. I had to because nobody else would do it without wanting 5 figures $$$ and the house might have burned down if I didn't. Learned more electrical by repairing various power tools I bought as junk. Eventually I will tackle a car. haha

[@michaelg.9791]

All along you had a Test-light that came with the 🚛 it's called the lic plate lamp . SPOUT = SPARK OUTPUT. Nope , no need for column change, just stuff one of those doorman keys in it & call her good 2 go !

[@786pablo]

Randy, dude you're an amazing mechanic and friend!

[@markgiles5802]

Randy dntchu let us down man u in to deep now man u got ppl like me that find peace in watching your videos my day ain't shit unless I watch my AAR 💯💪🏽

[@gregoryreffitt7957]

Sound good running. Yea you figured it out thru process of elimination.

[@ifitaintbroke7427]

It's not the actual computer on these that go out. It's 3 caps on the board that start leaking. It's a good idea to change them out even if they haven't began leaking. It's easy to do.

[@francispoulina9435]

I wish i was an american resident. I love the channel. ❤️

[@unicornland9480]

For the ignition switch problem just add a push start button system..it’s about $50 on Amazon and the button can cover the broken ignition switch

[@dennisstevens5100]

Nice body great frame! You got a good deal! Won’t take much to make her brand new again’

[@mbatchelor]

Truck is in remarkable shape for its age, my guess is it was stolen from an elderly person who did not haul with it and may have even been its only owner. Its worth fixing the ignition and having the detail guys go through it in and out. Running and driving and looking pretty that's a $3500 truck in my neck of the woods at least easy as those older style Fords are getting more sought after and we are in rust country here in Missouri so most of them of that age are buckets around here,. I think you may realize a small profit at least sending it back to Copart.