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<blockquote data-quote="omnix1200" data-source="post: 1256928" data-attributes="member: 27291"><p>I just traded my 2011 Mustang GT for a used 2013 Raptor with 119k on the clock. Yes, I really hated giving up the Mustang, but I need a truck and I was ready for a change. So far, I've only been able to take it down some old country roads (at slightly higher than posted speeds) which was enough fun to confirm that I had made the right choice.</p><p></p><p>After running the backroads, I got a CEL light for HO2S (P0050 and P0155). I figure it's just a simple O2 replacement, but, please correct me if I'm wrong.</p><p></p><p>Also, when I left to come back to San Antonio, I had 1/2 tank. As I was driving along doing about 60 (yes, I was behaving myself), the fuel gauge started dropping quickly down to 1/4 tank in about 15 miles - at the same time, I watched the miles to empty drop about every 10 seconds. Concerned that I had a fuel leak, I stopped to fill up with only 1/4 on the gauge. Oddly, though, it took less than 15 gallons to fill the truck up - I'm pretty sure I have the 36 gallon tank, but not positive. Not seeing any fuel on the ground, or any other problem (ie flat tire) I decided to continue on. The rest of the way home (about 100 miles) the problem seemed to go away. Weird...</p><p></p><p>The truck appears to be pretty-much stock, so I would appreciate any suggestions on what upgrades or accessories that I should look at. I plan on mostly using the Raptor as a regular truck, but I want to be able to take it out on the weekends and play - mostly flying down dirt roads, going to the beach, and occasionally doing some light off-roading. My other hobbies include photography and astronomy, so I'm always trying to get to hard-to-reach locations with dark skies.</p><p></p><p>I appreciate all of the info in advance. And, if anyone knows who traded in a tuxedo black 2013 Raptor with 119k on the clock around San Antonio/New Braunfels, please give me a shout. I would like to find out what has been done to the truck so far.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="omnix1200, post: 1256928, member: 27291"] I just traded my 2011 Mustang GT for a used 2013 Raptor with 119k on the clock. Yes, I really hated giving up the Mustang, but I need a truck and I was ready for a change. So far, I've only been able to take it down some old country roads (at slightly higher than posted speeds) which was enough fun to confirm that I had made the right choice. After running the backroads, I got a CEL light for HO2S (P0050 and P0155). I figure it's just a simple O2 replacement, but, please correct me if I'm wrong. Also, when I left to come back to San Antonio, I had 1/2 tank. As I was driving along doing about 60 (yes, I was behaving myself), the fuel gauge started dropping quickly down to 1/4 tank in about 15 miles - at the same time, I watched the miles to empty drop about every 10 seconds. Concerned that I had a fuel leak, I stopped to fill up with only 1/4 on the gauge. Oddly, though, it took less than 15 gallons to fill the truck up - I'm pretty sure I have the 36 gallon tank, but not positive. Not seeing any fuel on the ground, or any other problem (ie flat tire) I decided to continue on. The rest of the way home (about 100 miles) the problem seemed to go away. Weird... The truck appears to be pretty-much stock, so I would appreciate any suggestions on what upgrades or accessories that I should look at. I plan on mostly using the Raptor as a regular truck, but I want to be able to take it out on the weekends and play - mostly flying down dirt roads, going to the beach, and occasionally doing some light off-roading. My other hobbies include photography and astronomy, so I'm always trying to get to hard-to-reach locations with dark skies. I appreciate all of the info in advance. And, if anyone knows who traded in a tuxedo black 2013 Raptor with 119k on the clock around San Antonio/New Braunfels, please give me a shout. I would like to find out what has been done to the truck so far. [/QUOTE]
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