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Question posted by slANIL1 on December 2nd, 2013

Is A 2000 Ford F150 A Four Wheel Or Awd

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Answer #1: Posted by helpowlsupport on December 2nd, 2013 8:46 AM
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hello ma'am

basically 4wd and awd are the same thing (4 wheel drive and all wheel drive). but your truck is a 4wd and not a front wheel or just rear wheel drive
(fwd or rwd).

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