Posted by JayinNY on December 22, 2019 at 16:29:29 from (107.77.223.48):
In Reply to: Pickup dilemma posted by blue924.9 on December 22, 2019 at 14:01:01:
What could be wrong the the front driveline? 222000 miles on my 2000 f250 front end still has same wheel bearings, iv never even greased them, iv done ball joints, wasent that much$$,, a new drive shaft, is it broke? If not can you just put new u joints in it? why do you need heads? My 99 Dakota also needed intake gaskets, but the heads were fine, seems intake gaskets are a common problem for dodge. If the body is that good, and I’m sure the frame is solid I’d fix it, can you get any good use parts from a u pull it salvage yard? 132,000 is not a lot of miles, unless truck was abused, price a new truck today! Shocking
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