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Took the 2500HD springs in today to have the factory bushings pressed out and the Urethane ones put it. $ wheel parts charged me $145

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I washed some shirts for work, but the dryer broke so I got them drying out on the bedrails out in the sun.:lol:

 

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I cleaned the trash out of the interior and was going to start to clean the spills off the console but it was getting hot so I just stopped

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Continued to clean the interior and got the 12v to the trailer to work

 

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Yes I did. And for those who like to comment on the dirtiness of my interior

 

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.25" pulling out the block. So 1.5" over stock

 

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FINALLY changed my spark plugs from stock--107k miles. They were due but not destroyed or "worn out" per say. At least that's another confirmation that my "oil leak" isn't hitting the plugs at least. Now on to the trans pans drop/filter change and also the coolant/thermostat change...I'm over due on these. If real lucky, find a set of tires to put on the poor truck too. Mine are just about at the wear bars.

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I just shredded an AC belt

 

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I got lucky on the AC belt it was cracked all to heck but it held until I got it replaced...dang that was about 3.5 years and 40k miles ago...guess I better check it again. It was fun trying to replace in a parking lot since the main belt kept getting in my way and then fell completely out...never realized how long that thing is...

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Truck is almost 10 years old. Never changed. Gave it too much gas

 

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Well here is the belt. It did not break I cut it off because that was the quick way on the side of the road.

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Hitting the fun pedal too hard too many times did this

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