Do I need to buy anything extra for my truck? I have a 2001 F150 XLT Harley Davidson Edition.
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The 2001 F150 requires a bypass module for operation that is not included in this listing. Check out Amazon item B00AA1JYG0 (just paste that into the amazon search bar and it will bring you right to the item). The listing is for a complete kit including all necessary parts (including the bypass) for installation in your F-150.They also include a vehicle specific wiring chart and tip sheet to help with the installation.
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The 2001 F150 requires a bypass module for operation that is not included in this listing. Check out Amazon item B00AA1JYG0 (just paste that into the amazon search bar and it will bring you right to the item). The listing is for a complete kit including all necessary parts (including the bypass) for installation in your F-150. They also include a vehicle specific wiring chart and tip sheet to help with the installation.
421083
Look on the manufacturer's website, www.gorancho.com. You can put in all the info about your truck, and it will tell you what you need.
1964454
I have a 2010 F-150 XLT Supercrew and it fit perfectly. It came with all necessary hardware. Only took about 45 minutes to install.
2083736
If yours come with a towing package it will have the module for the towing lights. This means it has a transmission oil cooler under the right front fender and the tow module already installed in the rear. Therefore all you need is the connector(harness) for it. This can be purchased through the dealer.
168330
Yes, absolutely. Although, on an aftermarket HU, I'm not sure you would need it.
2099518
The only additional item you need is the Hitch Ball. Otherwise, mine was complete. We have been using it for over 5 years and the only spare items you may wish to carry with you are the L pins for the sway bars...as they tend to bend after a few years, othewise have not had any issues and I would never go back to the chain setups.
1245694
No, there are several other pieces that are required. To find out what is needed you would need to contact your local Ford dealership. I hope this helped.
1002747
Yes. But if your not familiar with the wiring on your truck, I recommend having a professional wire it up. To much electronics in todays vehicles.
498581
My F-150 XLT, is a 2011. It also has 6.5 ' bed, 4x4, and Ecoboost. The fit and work great on my truck, and I think they will on yours also, but call to be sure.
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Curious, it seems like you can get the actual Harley part HD 53276-09A new for this price or less on eBay
1845067
Yes. If it's a diesel you'll need their vehicle-specific bracket to allow for your DEF tank. They shipped me the unit without the bracket the first time, but Lund stepped right up and promptly sent me the correct bracket upon realizing the oversight. They look great on my new pickup. Good Luck!
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What year is your truck. And depending on if you want custom tunes if your truck is pre 99 then technically without a hpop you will only have a true gain of 80hp max reguardless of injectors if it's post 99 then your hpop can handle the chip and the injectors will just add to but technically you don't "need" the injectors
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you should be able to call the dealer and ask them the part number for your truck and see if it matches the part number that you are looking to buy.
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sorry don't know but all it takes is a call to Harley and ask if an air intake from an 06 softail / fatboy is compatible with your modle? hope this helps.
1254446
As long as you have a wiring diagram for your truck and the knowledge to sort and splice the wires, it is all you will need. If not, a professional will need to do the install. No extra parts are necessary, although some installers may sell you other stuff that in NOT necessary.
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Nope, it's too narrow. You need a full size pickup box, this one is for smaller or mid size truck. DeeZee and Delta and others have sizes to fit your truck, check the comparisons for your F150. Any box sized for a full size pickup will work for you.
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Probably not. I have a friend with an F-150 of similar vintage, and he tells me the engines are different, despite having the same displacement. In the absence of other resources, I'd probably just call up a Ford dealership, and ask them if the part number is correct for your truck.