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Just gonna try to get some new waxes & try em out.

I never saw any at Advance before.

http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_x_7110036-P_x_x?cm_mmc=ACQ-_-Google-_-enhancedRM-_-7110036&ci_src=17588969&ci_sku=7110036&ci_gpa=pla&ci_kw=&gclid=CNbZge7UubcCFYKd4AodkEUALA

 

I get about 4-5 months out of a coating and my truck stays outside year round.

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I put a U-Haul Tow Hitch on my truck today.

When's that cooler going on?

 

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When's that cooler going on?

 

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Just got the fitting today. Leaving to go camping for the weekend so Im headin up the honeydoo list before I go. Will do the Cooler next Monday or Tuesday. Believe me you will know as I will seek your experience with this.

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I changed the plugs and wires today. #7 plug didnt look too great

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Did it fix your issue? Sent from a jelly bean.

 

Not sure, Sent you guys a misfire log after I got it all done around 6:30. I also sent a couple pics of the #7 plug since he said that's where the misfire was. I hope this fixes it because I have to drive to Fresno tomorrow.

 

I am hoping it fixed it or you guys can point me in a different direction. Old plugs were NGK TR 55's. I put in Delco 41-110's

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I dont have a gap tool nor do I know if they were new or not. Not sure that shop cared much about me because I wasnt a big money customer. he tried o sell me on spending more money by stroking and adding a Procharger F1 to it but I had a tight budget

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That stinks. Those NGKs are good plugs though, so hard to see them just going bad. Justin will check out your log for you.

 

Sent from a jelly bean.

 

 

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Ordered a Or-Fab DEF Skid Plate, not going to pay to fix GM screw up again!! I hope. :jester:

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That stinks. Those NGKs are good plugs though, so hard to see them just going bad. Justin will check out your log for you. Sent from a jelly bean.

 

I know he will. Love the customer service from you guys, Wish you had a shop i could just take it to and have things done

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