Who follows "regular maintenance"
#1
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: spindale, NC
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#2
Whats good to check, or replace ever few thousand miles
I do my maintenance before the book calls for anyways.
As far as routine checkups, whats routine? When I feel or hear something wrong I investigate, but other than that, nothing. You can say a part only lasts xx miles, but hey, if it ain't broken, why fix it?
#3
Exactly, I put Mobile 1 in (which will last to 6,000 miles) and once I do that, I also change the air filter and seaform the intake track. Every oil change I also check the spark plugs and transmissions oil.
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I live right on Lake Erie. Its just outside of my baseball throwing range ( less then 1/4 mile away ). We see a LOT of precipitation and icing in the winter.
I LIKE having a brake system I KNOW works . Sometimes the other persons doesn't.
#10
I change it every 3,000. Nothing much more than that. I check the brakes whenever I have a tire off or here a squeeling noise. I check every once and a while if anything is leaking. I still need to change the spark plugs and timing belt but haven't felt like doing it yet.
It bothers me if the truck is over 100 miles for a oil change.
It bothers me if the truck is over 100 miles for a oil change.
#15
thanks for the info, how did you do your "flush"? I figure sucking out the reservoir and filling fresh wouldn't be too bad. It won't get it all out, but probably 80%. I just hate to mess with any of the lines/seals with the rack and all. Me and power steering systems don't get along. lol.
#16
remove the return line on the bottom of the reservoir and put it in a drain bucket, put a piece of hose on the reservoir and into a quart or gallon of cheap fluid. start the truck and have someone turn the wheel back and forth, lock to lock, until you run out of cheap fluid to flush through. shut it off, connect thr lines and fill it with good stuff.
or disconnect the return line, and the coil pack electrical connector and crank it while you turn the wheel til its empty and then reconnect the line and fill it
or disconnect the return line, and the coil pack electrical connector and crank it while you turn the wheel til its empty and then reconnect the line and fill it
#22
No no no,,, they don't know what there talking about.... just check that yellow handled stick thingey on yeer right side of the motor, ever so often if its low just put some more in, in that same hole, fill it up to the brim.... also use some 25W 50 IN THE WINTER !
Yeah thats it..... J/K LOL...
Yeah thats it..... J/K LOL...