1988 Ford F 250 Engine

Description

The 1988 Ford F-250 lineup included a variety of options for casual road trippers as well as professionals requiring serious traction for difficult jobs. For example, the 4.9L I6’s 150 horsepower made it a solid choice for light loads and daily commuters. The 5.0L V8, which developed 185 horsepower, also offered increased capability for highway driving. Meanwhile, the 5.8L V8, with 210 horsepower, offered excellent towing capacity and torque for tougher jobs. If you wanted maximum horsepower, the 1988 Ford F 250 Engine 7.5L V8 at 230 horsepower was perfect for heavy duty. Even more impressive, the 6.9L V8 Diesel (169 HP and awesome torque) did well in fuel economy and range.

The 1988 Ford F-250 was one of the most rugged and versatile vehicles on the market, for work or play. Either the 1988 Ford F 250 Engine 4.9L I6 or the 7.5L V8, this truck handled all duties efficiently. And that 6.9L V8 Diesel offered more functionality and more fuel economy, which made it even more appealing. The 1988 Ford F-250, after all, is a solidly built, timeworn machine and it represents Ford’s commitment to power, dependability, and innovation.