350k Sport Trac

[csamuels]

My 02 Sport Trac hit 350k last weekend..........original engine and transmission. Normal maintenance over my 9 years of ownership, two water pumps, one thermostat housing, and one rear axle assy (only because I had someone "help" me with a pinion seal problem, but at least now I have a 4 wheel disk brake truck.

Oil changes every 3 to5k miles. And I hate to admit it, but......the original trans fluid, except for what I have added over the years. At 125k I decided it was too late to change it and thought I would see how long it would go...

 

[EddieS'04]

:supercool::supercool:



Reload the pic to your library and use the sizer, at about 30%......:driving:

 

[csamuels]

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[Todd Z]

SWEET !!!!!! :banana::driving::driving::driving:

 

[Jeffksf B]

Awesome, original timing chains aswell?

 

[Mark Price 2]

WOW!!!! This gives me great hope!

 

[swshawaii]

Very cool. What a feat if you could make this list, even if it takes a few trannies. :driving:

 

[Mrlunchbox]

wow! Impressive! Makes me regret getting rid of mine at 150K! :sad:



Go for 500k! :grin:

 

[Dreman]

I thought I was the high mileage champ with 297k! Still have the original water pump, engine, transmission, and timing chains, but did have to change the thermostat housing and radiator.

 

[Scott Tanner]

we all got some work to do!!

 

[Mark K 2]

A local cattle inseminator that had a 2001 ST. He hauled his semen cask in the back and wore a hole in the bottom of the bed from it. He had 450,000 on it when he sold it. He replaced it with a 2009 Sport Trac.

 

[Stephen Butler]

Hope my Trac lives as long! [Broken External Image]:

 

[Gavin Allan]

That is so cool, Carl! How about some more pics when you get time? Interior, exterior, engine compartment, etc.? :banana:



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