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In Reply to: Will he come back? posted by Ellis Kinney on November 18, 2020 at 09:19:32:
A few days into 2016, we had a 02 or 03 f150 with a 5.4. The truck would get 230 miles to 250 miles on a trip. With a load, 200 to 215 mpg. To make a long story short. We thought the thing ran out of gas since the gauge was iffy. The house we coasted near. The owner came out after we were there for a bit waiting for a friend and the guy offered some fuel. We took his offer and made it to the nearest gas station. We filled the can back up and returned it back to him. He seemed like a nice guy. Turns out the truck didn't run out of gas, the motor was self-destructing itself we later found out. It was nice of the guy to help out though.
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