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Be glad these trucks don't need friction modifier. I did my internship in a Ford shop and whenever I popped the cover on a truck with a LSD the smell made me gag. :lol:

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That's good to see Sarah cause mine have never been changed

 

 

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That's good to see Sarah cause mine have never been changed

 

 

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I think mine have been done once or twice since I've had my truck. Plus tranny pan drop and filter yearly.

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I keep saying I'm gonna take care of it but I either forget or something else needs fixed more

 

 

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Changed my oil, greased front suspension, and rotated tires. All was well till I got to the passenger front and found this:

 

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That's right, my brand new lift snapped my sway bar end link. Not even 3k miles on it. I'm going to go back to the Rough Country sway bar end links. Those were easy to install and didn't break, how about that!!!

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Just got my front tint replaced so it's basically limo all the way around and matches outside but inside it's clearly different lol

 

And just rotated my tires I'm cold and done for the day now

 

 

 

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I don't see how you can drive at night with tint like that. I can't see out my back window after dark and it's 10% Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Well I returned my tune back to stock due to I have to take it to the dealer to have them look/fix a whine/vibration in the T-case when I put it in Auto or 4hi/lo. All I can say is HOLY CRAP, I didn't realize how much it changed my truck. Cant wait to put the BB tune back on. Also hoping they don't have a issue with my level kit since this will be warranty work.

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I figured they would, I know its not any of those parts making the noise or vibration its something with the t-case. Only does it when I put it in 4wd or auto

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I have no problem driving at night no reason to look out the side windows while driving down the road where I live

 

 

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Installed new spark plugs, Serp. Belt, and ABS sensor that I tore up replacing the rotors and brakes on the Colorado. Such a nightmare to work on!!!

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Unloaded more junk. Put my blade on my quad to plow my yard. Sold an old canopy. Hopefully sold my 5.3 and power train for over double what I paid for it. Fixed the 03s leaky washer pump, put in my hir1 9011 and 9012s and did the 6 hi mod as well as new wiper blades

 

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Unloaded more junk. Put my blade on my quad to plow my yard. Sold an old canopy. Hopefully sold my 5.3 and power train for over double what I paid for it. Fixed the 03s leaky washer pump, put in my hir1 9011 and 9012s and did the 6 hi mod as well as new wiper blades

 

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Well I need info on that mod

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