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Changed engine oil, finally tally, 9,500 miles before the OLM told me to change. That's the farthest I have ever gone on an oil change in this truck. Oil still looked pretty good but I know looks can be deceiving.

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Adjusted e brake, replaced the two rear ebrake cables (springs weren't strong enough to return the arm back to position). Also replaced the rear rotors and pads. Drove it around a bit and it seems like that solved the shuddering issue I was having while braking. Thank goodness it wasn't cupped tires or something worse. I can finally tow without the truck feel like it's gonna shake itself apart!!

 

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Gassed her up for 79 bucks. One more week of work then off to college for my final semester :( Time sure does fly

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On my way back to Michigan. Been gone three weeks and stopped for the night in PA. Poor truck is filthy but I can't drag it through a wash as the tonneau isn't sealing well and I have a ton of stuff back there I don't want wet. :lol:

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Dirty laundry from three weeks away from home, a second set of shoes, a camp chair and a ton of old school papers I need to sort through and see what's worth keeping or tossing. What you have in mind is on the nightstand. :lol:

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Had some new U-Bolts made today, and tore into replacing parts. More to come tomorrow in my build thread. [emoji6]

 

 

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Dirty laundry from three weeks away from home, a second set of shoes, a camp chair and a ton of old school papers I need to sort through and see what's worth keeping or tossing. What you have in mind is on the nightstand. :lol:

Dead hookers are on your nightstand?

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Took the truck in to dealer for the transfer case recall. Had my 4 yr old grandson with me. He was given a balloon by my salesman. Dealership was putting a bunch of balloons out on the trucks in the lot.

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Rolled 15k in the truck, got it in November with 4 miles

 

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Rolled 15k in the truck, got it in November with 4 miles

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I bought my 13 in May of 13 and just rolled over 15k but alas I have no life, I go to work and home and that's about it.

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Wait I coulda got my tcase fixed for free

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