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My first truck was a 1979 F150. Someone had installed an original Road Runner horn in it. The down side was that it wasn't in the best... -
Here’s another neat idea: install an oil temp gauge with a toggle switch and two senders. One for the oil temp and one for the diff temp...
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Cubey replied to the thread What would you get?.Been there 3 times with the motorhome, while towing. That's when you use both feet on the brake pedal and lift your butt off of the...
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I’d consider a vacuum gauge. No vacuum = difficult/no stop.
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Cubey replied to the thread Oil change without removing oil filter.Even cheaper for these IDI size ones. For 2500mi oci, is it even worth using an extra quart of oil for a psd filter?
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Cubey replied to the thread Oil change without removing oil filter.It's the same on Econolines. The 85 E350 RV had a sticker telling OCIs on the oil filler neck that covered the IP to gear bolts.
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From the factory, that sticker was on the oil fill spout for 83-86 6.9s. For the 87 6.9 and the 7.3s it was on the inspection cover that...
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6 for 10 is a pretty good deal
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Oh I agree. He was looking for cheap, so I gave it to him lol
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Cubey replied to the thread Oil change without removing oil filter.If doing 2500 oci yes, maybe I'd go with that. for 5000, I'd go with the other because it has better filtering media i have the $10...
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even cheaper https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/c/microgard/filters/engine-oil-filter/80c2d8dbb188/microgard-oil-filter/mgd3/mgl51734
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A higher mile diesel saturates the oil with soot in a shorter time. I would lean toward the increased frequency, bulk oil, and cheaper...
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Cubey replied to the thread Oil change without removing oil filter.On my 89 E350 driver side visor.
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Cubey replied to the thread Oil change without removing oil filter.The factory spec is 5000 for normal driving, 2500 for towing/heavily loaded/dusty conditions. I always did 2500 (except once 3000) for...
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