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How To: Replace the Serpentine Belt, Tensioner, and Idler Pulley on a 2009 to 2014 Ford F-150
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By chevyguy
My 2014 has an exhaust smell in the cabin which is more noticeable when idling. I read online that the exhaust manifolds crack. Well today I’m getting into this and it’s a bitch. The secondary air injection is in the way on this model to access the exhaust manifold heat shield.
Finally got the heat shield of and can see a crack...
Now trying to remove and replace it. Got the O2 sensor out and it’s in bad shape!
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By Counterman
Dayco announced that Craig Frohock accepted the opportunity to join Dayco Aftermarket and Belts as its new chief executive officer, effective Jan. 16.
Reporting directly to the board of Dayco, Frohock is responsible for the business unit’s global operational performance and strategic direction.
For the past six years, Frohock has held several senior leadership roles with Tenneco. Most recently he was the group vice president and general manager of the company’s OE ride-control business, and prior to that he served as the group vice president and general manager of its integrated supply chain operations within the global aftermarket business. He also served as group vice president and general manager of the company’s aftermarket chassis business and the sealing, engine and underhood services business.
Prior to joining Tenneco, his career included 19 years at Meritor Inc., where he held positions of increasing responsibilities, including leading the aftermarket business.
Frohock earned a bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering and a master of business administration degree from Oakland University.
“I am incredibly excited to join Dayco, a company with a rich history, a great brand and a strong market presence,” Frohock said. “I’m truly humbled by the opportunity to lead such a capable team as the company enters its next chapter.”
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