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I have 140K on a 2002 Explorer and plan 3 more years.
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What is the motor and transmission life on 1990 ford econoline 150?
Less than 300K
Major milestones in henry fords life?
Major milestones in Henry Ford's life include becoming a machinist and leaving the farm life. Another milestone was when he founded the Ford Motor Company.
What is athe average life span of a Ford F-150?
The average lifespan of a Ford F150 is not known. The Ford F150 was first produced by Ford in 1948 and is one of their best selling trucks.
What is the average life span of a Ford Explorer?
I have 112,000 miles on my 2003 Ford Explorer and it is still running strong!
What is the average life span in miles of a 2000 Ford Ranger XL?
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What is the average life of the motor in a 98 explorer?
With proper maintenance, probably around 200,000 miles
On average someone loses their life in a motor vehicle accident every?
12/13 min
What is the life expectancy of the engine in a Ford Focus?
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Is it possible to put a ford 302 motor in a Porsche 928?
Anything in life is possible when you got money and the know how. Lots of modification's
When does the cam belt need changing on a ford ranger?
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What is the average life span of a ford ranger?
You should get about 200,000 miles out of it, and if it has been treated good youshould get more.
