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stewman · 01-12-2014, 04:10 PM

Hi everyone my name is Stewman!new to the site, hope to maybe help someone out, and maybe get some help.

Stewman

Geez Louise · 01-12-2014, 06:34 PM

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Originally Posted by eric66

hi all new to this site just got myself a AUXR6 UTE iv got some questions to ask but not sure how put up a new post
any way my question is the ute seems to be useing a lot of fual and am woundering if there is any resson for this and what l can do about it

Hi eric66

Easy to put up a new question (thread) Just go to the section you want to ask your question in and up the top is a button - New Thread. Click on that, enter your title and in the main body of the thread, ask you question. You can preview your post before submitting or just submit it.

Hope that helps you

Cheers
Col

GarryC · 03-12-2014, 07:50 AM

Hi ,
I have owned a Ford starting with a 72 XY Falcon, at present I drive a 2008 BFII SR
I am new to the site but I have visited several times previously and found the information very informative.
GarryC

chess_man2 · 03-12-2014, 12:08 PM

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Originally Posted by GarryC

Hi ,
I have owned a Ford starting with a 72 XY Falcon, at present I drive a 2008 BFII SR
I am new to the site but I have visited several times previously and found the information very informative.
GarryC

Hi there GarryC- my handle is "chess_man2", and my name is Bryan.

Welcome!!

This Forum does contain some really god stuff.

I`m sure you will enjoy it..))

eric66 · 03-12-2014, 04:09 PM

thanks mate were would i post if im looking for parts

**GasoLane** · 03-12-2014, 04:58 PM

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Originally Posted by eric66

thanks mate were would i post if im looking for parts

Down the bottom of the front page is the 'Sales Yard'.
The 'Wanted Car bits and other general items' should be what you're looking for.

Or click here....http://www.fordforums.com.au/forumdisplay.php?f=43

Road Games · 03-12-2014, 06:56 PM

Welcome everyone

fps_grandma · 03-12-2014, 11:37 PM

G'day

I've been following updates on the new FGX Falcon for a while.
I first started driving on my L's in a BA Falcon and not many cars match its torque from low yet practical RPM range thanks to its 4.0L Inline-6.
I went on a defensive driving course and took very good advantage of its rear wheel drive goodness!
I'm looking forward to owning my very own Falcon soon!

Annie1515 · 06-12-2014, 06:35 PM

Hi all, my name is Annie and I have often needed info for keeping my ford in the best condition I can and used your forum often, so I decided to get round to joining,

Imperative · 07-12-2014, 09:35 AM

Goodaye Fellow Ford Nuts. Have had an interest and sometimes association with Ford products all my life beginning with my father owing several Mainline utes, a '54 F100 and an XM ute. Personal ownership started with a 54 Mainline Ute and then an XL Squire Wagon, an XT GT 4 speed (a magic car), an XW Windsor 351 GT and a Lotus Twin Cam Escort (another magic car).
As you can see from that list I am no spring chicken. My current interest and the driver for joining this forum is my current interest in the 66/67 Falcon Sport Coupes as sold in the states. An interest with the view of possibly purchasing one. If you know of one for wales I'd appreciate a PM. Thanks

asefer1 · 08-12-2014, 10:55 AM

Hi my guys my name Archie. I work at ford in the campbelfield manufacturing as a fitter and tuner. I have just bought a Ford Ranger PX 2014. I also own a Ford FG XR6T. Both are amazing cars. What a beast of a car the Ford Ranger is. I have added a lot of goodies to the ranger from Arb, fleetrades and A Grade Upholstery. It looks amazing and i look forward to the ranger discussions.

Kris302 · 08-12-2014, 04:08 PM

G'day, Kris here. I've been without a v8 for about 8 years. Back in 2002 I had an xf ute that ran 11.55 1/4, then bought a 1970 capri that I never fininshed and a Polynesian Green DC LTD that was going to be the tow car, that I have back but need to get rid of to make room for the XR8.
Last week I bought a very tidy 1992 EB XR8, full credit to the young bloke that had it before me for keeping it so tidy. The plans are to get a dart block and put 4.125" bored 3" stroked windsor in it down the track or a 434ci......decisions decisions

**tut0r** · 08-12-2014, 04:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Annie1515

Hi all, my name is Annie and I have often needed info for keeping my ford in the best condition I can and used your forum often, so I decided to get round to joining,

Ahh right there, that is my dream car, she leaks beautiful. Glad to have you aboard.

Terry04 · 09-12-2014, 01:59 PM

Hey need some advice with my 04 territory Tx awd have abs and dsc on ford have said it was brake switches changed them didn't fix it so the said it was brake booster tried that didn't fix it now they are saying I need to fix the abs modulator assembly which the part cost $3,500 will this fix the problem

xrtoxic · 16-12-2014, 02:51 AM

Hi every one
I am new here look forward to getting good advise and helping others got a bf xr6t toxic green best car I've had.

71hoey · 17-12-2014, 08:10 PM

Hi ford nuts, love reading all the posts and some have been very helpful
Keep up the good work
Merry christmas

adljr · 17-12-2014, 09:32 PM

Hi All, I'm new today and have a 2009 Mondeo XR 5 turbo, hoping to buy a Focus RS in the future.

DVSSkippy · 19-12-2014, 06:05 PM

Hi everyone, what an awesome and useful site that you have here, top job to everyone for contributing.

As it is obvious I'm new not only to the forum but to the whole Ford way of life. I have been converted to turbo by a mate that has an F6 Typhoon #005, once I was let loose in that I haven't had a chance to look back.

I've been a fence sitter for the last few months, recently purchasing a Silhouette BA Mk2, which broke and got stolen. This was a massive change coming from a 5.7L VZ SS (still with holden badges- so I'm not full gay). Only having the car for a month I started to see the differences and advantages the XR6 has over the V8, and that was only an N/A. So needless to say I was slightly dissapointed when it got stolen because I hadnt got a chance to see its full potential.

However after sometime when insurance decided to pay out, my mate, convinced me to get my own turbo. After driving the SS for nearly 6 hours, and 2 disappointments we came across the car I now own, and man I'll only drive the Commodore now if that brakes. We somehow scored a BA XR6T 5 Speed manual with all the options including sunroof in the color Phantom.

Anyway long story short, I signed up to see what guys were doing, and because I've got no idea what the hell I'm doing when it comes to anything on a ford (so the technical section)

petespaintshop · 19-12-2014, 07:33 PM

hi everyone, new to the site, been around cars my whole life, really into the older stuff, lost count of the xy's ive had over the years. my car was on the cover of extreme fords magazine vol.3. unfortunatly some dirt bags broke into my parents property and stole it. i have an xt ute project, and me and my brother have an xy ute with tunnel ram cleavland stroked to 378ci. alloy chi heads with custom cnc port job, putting out 700hp on the engine dyno,
pump fuel, naturally asperated.

**Falcon Coupe** · 19-12-2014, 07:38 PM

Some very stout Turbo's here Skippy. They can fill you in on everything you need to know.

Some tough sounding Fords there Pete.

Welcome aboard!

oldengineer · 20-12-2014, 02:27 PM

Hi, my name is Peter, I am new on the forum today, love the knowledge posted by people who know a lot more about Fords than me. One of my first cars was a 1952 Ford Prefect.(!). I worked at Ford Broadmeadows assembly plant as a trainee mechanical engineer for a few months in 1970-71 when they expanded the line from 40 to 50 cars per hour. My job was helping some tradesmen overhaul, upgrade and reinstall the pneumatics on the finishing line. I saw some beautiful cars go down that line; all over soon for car making in Australia sadly.
Now I live semi retired in the bush in Central Victoria with an old EA Fairmont Ghia (142000km), an NF Fairlane Ghia (327000km), a basic '99 Courier Twin Cab 2WD petrol (306000km) and a 2003 Mazda 323 (98000km). (The last two are only a little bit like real Fords.)
All stock basic transport for the family, going and registered but like their owner needing some maintenance and repair.
Last night I reattached the little turquoise climate control vacuum line to the multi plug thing behind the glove box on the EA. I had stupidly pulled on it a little too hard in the engine bay while reattaching to the heater valve. Should have known better. So I learned something new. And something works again. This afternoon I will put the hard plastic glove box assembly back in. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all.

tinyp · 20-12-2014, 04:12 PM

Hi all my name is Mark and I am brand new to the Forum I have just purchased a totally original ZA fairlane and beginning the process of bringing it back to its glory days. I have it registered so I can get some on-road miles before I begin to tear it down.

Will probably be asking me questions during this time so please bear with me. Anyway its great to be part of the forum and I look forward to exploring all that is on offer.

Cheers

Mark:

Tickford Sprint · 22-12-2014, 01:03 PM

My name is Barry. I have used the forums many times before and have found it quite useful.

I have a 1994 ED Tickford Sprint 5 speed manual. The car is completely stock to look at, but with a full factory body kit. The engine is not however. It is stroked to 347 cu, ported and polished, chipped and has a 2.5 inch exhaust from the extractors into a single rear pipe. 207 RWKW on the dyno. Don't have an ET for quarter mile or zero to 100 KPH yet but will when the opportunity arises. Happy to chat about it.

Regards, Barry

Tickford Sprint · 22-12-2014, 01:42 PM

My name is Barry. I have used the forums many times before and have found it quite useful.

I have a 1994 ED Tickford Sprint 5 speed manual. The car is completely stock to look at, but with a full factory body kit. The engine is not however. It is stroked to 347 cu, ported and polished, chipped and has a 2.5 inch exhaust from the extractors into a single rear pipe. 207 RWKW on the dyno. Don't have an ET for quarter mile or zero to 100 KPH yet but will when the opportunity arises. Happy to chat about it.

Regards, Barry

Thawed · 22-12-2014, 10:16 PM

Greetings all,
Love the site.
So much knowledge.
Great stuff.
Was born with 'blue oval' eyes as was mandatory for all in my family.
Cheers
Steve

bibigsm · 22-12-2014, 10:55 PM

Hi all, great site with tons of awesome info.

Daily drive BA Futura. The missus BF wagon.

blondamps · 23-12-2014, 03:28 PM

Hi All, I have owned 3 Falcons, and ED and an AU; the first two have run for high K's, the third is on its way there! Years ago when money was very tight the need for something more cost effective in EVERY way had me abandoning my Fiats and becoming a Falcon person. Now I have a 2008 G6ET on LPG, just approaching 160,000km. This forum has helped me avoid several problems over the years and I'm grateful to the clever people who take the time to help mugs like me!

Revhead70 · 23-12-2014, 07:23 PM

Hi everybody. I love my Fords especially old school ones. My mates tried for years to get me into a Holden, but that will never happen. Blue oval all the way.

kamilg · 24-12-2014, 08:25 AM

My name is Kam and I am wanting to know if anyone can explain why the reverse sensors on my 2005 BA Ford Falcon Ghia no longer work since having my trailer connected to the car?

**Uncle_Ken** · 24-12-2014, 08:54 AM

Welcome Kam
Post your question again in the BA section of the website, lots if help there.
UK

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