How Do You Replace The Timing Chain On A Ford F-150?
Ford has been producing the Ford F-150 for decades. However, even the F-150’s durable engine is not immune to wear and tear. Over time, an engine’s timing chain stretches, causing the engine to run poorly. In extreme cases, the chain can break and the engine won’t run at all. Step 1 Drain the radiator and the engine oil. To drain the radiator, turn the drain wing-nut located at the bottom of the radiator on the engine side of the radiator in a counterclockwise direction. To drain the engine’s oil, turn the bolt located at the bottom of the oil pan in a counterclockwise direction with a wrench. Step 2 Disconnect the radiator hoses and remove the radiator. The radiator hoses are attached to the radiator with hose clamps. Loosen the screw located on each hose clamp with a flathead screwdriver, then pull the hoses away from the radiator. Newer F-150s are equipped with electric fans that attach directly to the radiator. Trace the electrical wires from the fan to the fan’s plug, then unplug
