WI have a 2003 Ford Excursion, 7.3 Diesel with ABS. I do not know if I have coarse or fine thread. Do these work on my truck?
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That I do not know. When I replaced mine I had to look to see if they were fine or course. It is referring to the lug nut studs.
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In 2003 Ford changed from coarse thread to fine thread, which production month began, I don't know. They changed from M14-2.0 (coarse thread) to M14-1.5 (fine thread). The designation 2.0 or 1.5 indicates the spacing between 2 threads in millimeters. Basically, M14-2.0 designation is a metric fastener 14mm in diameter with 12.7 threads per inch; similarly a M14-1.5 fastener has 14mm diameter with 16.93 threads per inch. You could count number of threads between one inch distance on the stud bolt to verify whether it's fine or coarse thread. The bearing would work on your truck (4x4) with the correct thread type. In 2003 Ford changed from coarse thread to fine thread, which production month began, I don't know. They changed from M14-2.0 (coarse thread) to M14-1.5 (fine thread). The designation 2.0 or 1.5 indicates the spacing between 2 threads in millimeters. Basically, M14-2.0 designation is a metric fastener 14mm in diameter with 12.7 threads per inch; similarly a M14-1.5 fastener has 14mm diameter with 16.93 threads per inch. You could count number of threads between one inch distance on the stud bolt to verify whether it's fine or coarse thread. The bearing would work on your truck (4x4) with... » Read More In 2003 Ford changed from coarse thread to fine thread, which production month began, I don't know. They changed from M14-2.0 (coarse thread) to M14-1.5 (fine thread). The designation 2.0 or 1.5 indicates the spacing between 2 threads in millimeters. Basically, M14-2.0 designation is a metric fastener 14mm in diameter with 12.7 threads per inch; similarly a M14-1.5 fastener has 14mm diameter with 16.93 threads per inch. You could count number of threads between one inch distance on the stud bolt to verify whether it's fine or coarse thread. The bearing would work on your truck (4x4) with the correct thread type. « Show Less
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Any Ford Triton engine with 14mm plug threads. Works well, did two engines already.
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I can not answer your question! It did not work for my 2008 Silverado truck, which the ad said it would work for! It would not fit the threads!
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I don't think so. I think it uses outside threads and this is used on trucks.
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They worked great and flawlessly on my Tacoma struts. Just be sure to lube the threads as it makes it much easier and lessens chances of galling threads.
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They are for 3/4 and 1 ton trucks most of which are diesels (24v systems) you just have to follow the wiring guide.
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I also had no issues 2003 f250. There were different parts for 4 wheel and 2 wheel ABS maybe?
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Look for the Date Range. You are looking for the Bolt Patterns (although not stated), and mine fit great... 3 bolts on top, and one big honkin bolt (that's a technical term) for the bolt on the bottom. If they're on a Ford and model, they should fit by Date Range.
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No, the factory u bolts work just fine. Make sure you use some on blast on the nuts and let them sit for a bit before removing. There is more than enough thread for the aal. Just a reference, I have a 2" factory block and the aal with thread to spare
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Bruce - call a Ford Dealer Service Dept and ask them if this will work - I have no idea what the thread pitch is for your model vehicle
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Lube the threads and work it a little. Mine was the same and it tightened right up. Works fine now.
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According to the bulldogseccurity.com web site, it is not clear if this will work on your truck, I would call (800-561-1110) them and I would also ask what you might need extra, sense it is a diesel.
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yes, tho if your truck doesn't have solenoids from a previous system, you will need to buy some from your installer or online. I suggest the installer, to match the parts, and make everything work properly.
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I am not sure for your car and diesel engine, but you can try it out because Amazon has b a good return policy. Good luck
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On my SuperDuty F250 was direct bolt on,rusty bolts my only challenge. Ended up just cutting them off and replacing with new hardware. My truck in a 2003. Great to use to maneuver boat and I have a winch I use it for. Good luck
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This unit 85250 will NOT work on a diesel.You would need Edge number 85200.Please feel free to give me a call if you need more information.Thanks,Davemonster performance870-580-0940
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They work great on my 2003 7.3. They replace the weak plastic vacuum actuated hubs, and give you a reliable manual hub.