CombsL83

I have no idea.

Bump.

Located in Troy, OH 45373 Have a leftover new Wix filter from my truck. Free if you are local and want to pick it up. I’ll ship it to lower 48 for $5 TPMS reset tool I used with my 2016 Silverado. $20 shipped lower 48 2 inch trailer hitch ball used 2 times. $25 shipped I also have the front lower airdam leftover that I’ll give away for free but has to be picked up. Can meet within an hour or two of my location.

State your goals and people can lead you in the right direction. Or just research it and make your own informed decisions.

Not my situation, crusty bear.

One of those “I spent a lot of money so it has to be better” situations.

How is this reprogramming done? Wondering if it will affect aftermarket tunes for those of us that don’t have handhelds to flash back and forth.

Cool story

I’ve never seen a car advertised as having mostly city miles. Just saying. I assume every car I buy has had the piss beat out of it by the last person to own it. I never upgrade to a vehicle with more than 36,000 miles or higher than 10,000 miles a year.

Hmmm...

She can buy it her self lol

That's right. I work nights and work 3 nights one week and 4 the next. She works part time on weekday mornings after I get home from work. If we end up needing a 2nd car I'll get a beater, or make her walk to work since it's only 1.5 miles away

Yes to Flex Fuel. Wife and I are going down to 1 car for the foreseeable future.

I got the truck with 30,050 miles so I'm not sure what the previous owner used. 22k with me and only E85. I am curious how it looks but just not worth my time now that it'll be gone soon.

I've got 52k miles, only run E85, don't drive like my gramps. No misfires or anything. Never run fuel cleaner or catch can. If I was keeping the truck long term I'd probably get a catch can and clean the valves (if needed) but I've decided to sell the truck in a few months.