I have 2000 F350 4x4 Crew cab with the black grill which is faded...would this work at all?
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Yes this grille will work with a little modification to the bottom if you have the stock bumper. I installed this on my wife's 2000 Excursion and I updated the bumper along with this grille to the 2005-2007 model which I didn't have to do any mods. Looks amazing and my wife loves it. All bolted up perfectly. Hope this helps and good luck. This product from this company is outstanding and chrome finish is perfect.
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I don't know what grill would fit your truck. Mine is a 2007 super duty extended cab. The grill is really nice that I ordered. Looks just like the one ford put on it. Very nice product. Easy install. Check withy the seller to see if this one will fit your truck
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To the best of my knowledge the grilles changed design in 05 and it is a much different configuration. I have a friend with an 02 f250 (I have an 06 f250) and they are nothing alike.
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You could do it but it is not straight forward due to mounting locations being not the exact same. If your handy enough you could do it.
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No it will not. The shape and overall size is completly different. I put an 05 grill in my 01 and had to trim it down significantly to make it fit so the reverse would not work.
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I bought this grill to replace the chrome grill on my f-350. My chrome was bubbling up. I would suggest getting some new retaining clips when you order it.
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Yes...I ordered one for my 2013 -3500. Have someone help you, I used a small amount of "blue" thread lock on the stud inserts and on the nuts. Insert the studs in the grill insert "hand tighten" hold the grill in place and have someone from the bottom place the brackets, nuts and washers on both studs, gradually tighten the nuts down alternating from side to side. Do not over tighten and don't forget the thread lock. You will be pleased with your purchase just don't over tighten, I did not over tighten mine but you can easily do it. You may have to lower your valance behind the bumper. I get a lot of comments on mine as it is a great accent to an already beefy looking truck! Yes...I ordered one for my 2013 -3500. Have someone help you, I used a small amount of "blue" thread lock on the stud inserts and on the nuts. Insert the studs in the grill insert "hand tighten" hold the grill in place and have someone from the bottom place the brackets, nuts and washers on both studs, gradually tighten the nuts down alternating from side to side. Do not over tighten and don't forget the thread lock. You will be pleased with your purchase just don't over tighten, I did not over tighten mine but you can easily do it. You may have to lower your valance... » Read More Yes...I ordered one for my 2013 -3500. Have someone help you, I used a small amount of "blue" thread lock on the stud inserts and on the nuts. Insert the studs in the grill insert "hand tighten" hold the grill in place and have someone from the bottom place the brackets, nuts and washers on both studs, gradually tighten the nuts down alternating from side to side. Do not over tighten and don't forget the thread lock. You will be pleased with your purchase just don't over tighten, I did not over tighten mine but you can easily do it. You may have to lower your valance behind the bumper. I get a lot of comments on mine as it is a great accent to an already beefy looking truck! « Show Less
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oh yeah! mine is black, on a black 2010 ford f150 platinum and i get compliments on it everywhere i go. we live in deer country and have grille guards on all our rigs, the fact that this one is so good looking is an added perk. it is very heavy duty and will serve the purpose it was built for.
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I have a 2006 Harley F150. It should fit fine for your front grill. I would double check the part number and cross reference the your truck. Installed easy for me.
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Rick, this fit perfectly on my 06 F350 diesel. I compared my truck to an F250 in the parking lot today and I think the bolt patterns are exactly the same so I think it will work. Be advised only the 4 outer bolt holes match up. You will have to drill the 4 inner bolt holes. I used a carbide step drill and it worked fine. Not sure if the FX4 has factory fog lights or not but if so, you will have to remove them permanently. The way this receiver hitch mounts it covers the fog lights.
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Its all black. The chrome surrounding it, if you look closely at the pic, is actually the grill of the vehicle. My 'burb doesn't have a cutout like that.
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if this is the same that u have u in truck then it will work,ther are no bulbs,its intergrated in the eltrontics,but if this is the same of what u have now then this will work
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I have a 99 F250 7.3 and while its not the most powerful or advanced programmer, it is a good one to start with. Yes, should work on your truck
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I I have 2002 f250 and the fit was fine, easy to install. My only complaint is the chrome in the recessed areas next to the lights has started to turn a little yellow and losing its shine. Still looks better than the stock grill
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You should check with a dealer to see if they changed their body style this year, I have the 2014 and this grill works and looks awesome on it.
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worked fine for me on a 1999 F350 but I sold the truck shortly after I put it in so don't know how long it will last. Look like the original with ford logo on it.
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I cut my rusted old panels out. leaving a couple of inches at the bottom of the door sill plate to attach the slip on rockers . cut them to length then attached them with body panel adhesive and a few pop rivits .be sure to primer both sides of new panels as they are bare metal. chose not to weld them. ground off the rivits.use a little body filler good for a couple of years i hope. Silverado 2500 2002 extended cab. fit looks good and cheaper than abody shop.
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My bad sir. This one(901-339) will for work for your truck. My first response was wrong. I apologize. I didn't see that it was a crew cab.
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I would check to make sure that the part number you are looking at is for the specific truck. I can tell you that I was extremely pleased with the quality and ease of installation of these on my 2002 Duramax crew cab. I have a friend that is over 325 lbs and while the truck leans over the bars have held his weight no problem. My son got the black ones my recommendation would be to get the stainless or chrome as his black ones are all chipped from the road debris. Good luck with your project. Sorry I could not answer your specific question.
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Brian,I have used this tailgate on a 2008 F350 crew cab dually with a full-size (8') bed. It works fine. I'd guess that it will work on your unit if the width of the bed is the same as mine. You can probably find that out by going online and finding specs for ford trucks. Hope that helps.
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I am not sure I installed this grill on a 2014 f150 super crew, fit perfectly.
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I think it depends on the trim level of the truck mine is an FX4 and simply cutting the existing grille out would not have been enough to make a clean fit. I ended up completely removing the outer shell from the factory grille. There are tabs that snap the two together. You lose a few of the mounts for the factory shell but I have not had any issues. I mounted the aftermarket grille to the frame that holds the factory grille. You will need additional hardware the way I did it but I don't think the instructions provided will work for all models unless I completely misunderstood them. Also the way I did it you actually don't have to cut anything. You will have to drill holes in the frame though I think it depends on the trim level of the truck mine is an FX4 and simply cutting the existing grille out would not have been enough to make a clean fit. I ended up completely removing the outer shell from the factory grille. There are tabs that snap the two together. You lose a few of the mounts for the factory shell but I have not had any issues. I mounted the aftermarket grille to the frame that holds the factory grille. You will need additional hardware the way I did it but I don't think the instructions provided will work for all models unless I completely misunderstood them. Also... » Read More I think it depends on the trim level of the truck mine is an FX4 and simply cutting the existing grille out would not have been enough to make a clean fit. I ended up completely removing the outer shell from the factory grille. There are tabs that snap the two together. You lose a few of the mounts for the factory shell but I have not had any issues. I mounted the aftermarket grille to the frame that holds the factory grille. You will need additional hardware the way I did it but I don't think the instructions provided will work for all models unless I completely misunderstood them. Also the way I did it you actually don't have to cut anything. You will have to drill holes in the frame though « Show Less