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Thank you for the input guys! I wiped off a lot of the oil/dirt and took a closer look to it. Almost all stuff that looks like cracks came off. There was an inch long line that remained. I scratched at it a bit with a scribe, and doesn't seem like much, if any of a crack...

Thanks fellas! I guess I'm going to get some other removal tools. They look like a much better design. If anyone wants to take the pictures above I posted and add them to the fuel filter tutorial to show the variations, it may be helpful for others.

Well, noticed this (see pic) going on recently underneath, at the front of the drive shaft. Is this something to be concerned about? How intense is it going to be to fix it? Thank you for any replies.

I'm trying to do this task today also, and am having issues. I have a 2004 ST. First, I don't have the fuses set up like in the pdf instructions. So, which one do I pull? (see pic) I already pulled both the 20 and 25 amp fuse, neither which stopped the fuel pump. Second, how...

Of course, stupid me :wacko: Sorry. Yes, it is flashing 42 then. Thanx, I'm thinking I'm going to just try a new sensor. Once that is installed, I'm guessing I should just reset the system again by disconnecting the battery?

It is flashes 30 times. At 31 is when the light stays on. Thank you for any help.

Found the front impact sensor, disconnected it, and cleaned up the ground contact (mounting bolt), which was a bit corroded. The wiring and connectors looked good. Also, disconnected and reconnected the battery. However, the airbag light is still on. Are there any other sensors I should...

I ran E85 quite a bit in the past, especially last summer when the price of fuel was so high. I nevered noticed any difference in performance from unleaded to E85. However, MPG does go down of course, and like George, went from about 17/18 to 13/14 mpg. Because of this I figured to...

I also have an 2004, and am having the same problem. First the buckle problem, then the airbag light flashing. It would only start flashing, and then stay on after about 20 minutes of driving. After sometime now, the airbag light now stays on steady anytime while the truck is running. I...