Just a quick question. Has Ford ever put a 5 cylinder engine in the F150 pickup?
My niece's husband stopped by the other day on their way back home. They had just bought an Airstream down in Lake Worth, FL. I was asking him how the truck did and he told me that it did great, even though it was only a 5 CYL.
I was a bit taken aback by that remark, but really didn't question him further on it. A little research on Google told me that Ford did indeed make the "Puma" 5 cyl, but only said that it was used in a delivery van, the Ranger pickup, and maybe one other vehicle.
This pickup that he was driving was a large F150, double cab affair and definitely NOT a Ranger.
So is this combination even possible? And which type of fuel would it be using, gas or diesel. I have no doubt that it was fuel injected (according to Google) but would it be a turbo as well? (prob.)
Also, what year vehicle would it possibly be? This truck didn't look brand new, but fairly so.
My niece's husband stopped by the other day on their way back home. They had just bought an Airstream down in Lake Worth, FL. I was asking him how the truck did and he told me that it did great, even though it was only a 5 CYL.
I was a bit taken aback by that remark, but really didn't question him further on it. A little research on Google told me that Ford did indeed make the "Puma" 5 cyl, but only said that it was used in a delivery van, the Ranger pickup, and maybe one other vehicle.
This pickup that he was driving was a large F150, double cab affair and definitely NOT a Ranger.
So is this combination even possible? And which type of fuel would it be using, gas or diesel. I have no doubt that it was fuel injected (according to Google) but would it be a turbo as well? (prob.)
Also, what year vehicle would it possibly be? This truck didn't look brand new, but fairly so.