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Turn signal flasher location on 1987 Ford pickup |
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A hose connected just below the oil filler cap |
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What could cause my 88 f150 pu charging system to stop charging? |
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Background and Identification
With the 1987 model refresh, the Ford F-Series became the first truck to feature standard rear antilock brakes.
In addition to the F-150, F-250, and F-350, Ford also offered the F-Super Duty, essentially a cab/chassis-only version of the F-450 that could accommodate a range of aftermarket truck beds depending on its intended use.
Engine options ranged from a 4.9 L straight six to various gas and diesel powered V8s. Trim packages included the XL, XLT, XLT Lariat, and the "Nite" edition.
