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6 hours ago, Eddie 70 said:

I have thought about changing plugs, just haven't done it yet. How big of a job was it?

No issues....I wrote a piece for the easiest way possible with #8 cylinder.  Just take em out and put in AC Delco's and NO Anti Seize AT ALL!  16ft/LBS if memory serves me correct and should not take you more that 1HR 

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I'm at 124k now. I've changed out the air filter three times, oil changes, tires, and brakes. That's it, and zero problems w/o a catch can. I have new wires and plugs ready to go. Also swapping ou

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Just hit 120k on my 2015. I plan to write up a little review of the last 2 or so years with the truck. I honestly drive it pretty hard. With the nht package, the 3.73s with the 6spd really pull in m

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How is that possible with out a catch can? If you listen to some on here you're truck won't make it past 40 or 50 thousand with out one...lol

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Just to update my thread. I am currently at 109850 miles and 2839 hours. Getting close to 110k. Could happen tomorrow or it could be another month or two with the way I have been driving it lately.

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Bought my 2015 6.2 8 speed Feb. 2019 with 95,000. Now have 110,000 and change on it. Airaid MIT just installed otherwise stock. No big issues. Not really any little issues either. Tune and e85 coming soon. 

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I finally hit 110,000 miles as I turned on my road coming to the house. This also shows the lifetime MPG since I got the truck with 42400 miles on it. Roughly 67k miles and 23.7 MPG. I had the vacuum recall done on Friday and a check engine light came on Saturday while running around. I took the codes and cleared the light. Drove it around today and everything seems fine, no CEL.

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1 hour ago, rah7777777 said:

23.7! How is that possible! I've never even seen 22 on a long highway trip. 

When I was driving it every day to work, it was a 41 mile run. About 15 miles on the interstate and about 25 through the country. In the last 1.5 years I have only driven the truck about 5k miles or so. The current tank of gas is averaging around 19 mpg. They are all around town miles anymore.

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137,200 and counting. Condenser called it quits the middle of September, and the radiator leak is slowly growing. Have parts for those, currently he's in the shop for deer damage though. Going strong otherwise!

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Now at 105,000 trouble free miles.... Given my stance on road salt I don't see Pepper leaving the nest for awhile. 

 

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My 2014 LT Z71 Crew Cab has 184k or so. The driver's plastic seat back is broke, and I will be replacing a failing starter this week. Thing rides like a Cadillac. I get the occasional small puff of smoke when I start it.

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33 minutes ago, HebbyChebby said:

My 2014 LT Z71 Crew Cab has 184k or so. The driver's plastic seat back is broke, and I will be replacing a failing starter this week. Thing rides like a Cadillac. I get the occasional small puff of smoke when I start it.

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Do you have a catch can?

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Struggling.....@98 something!  Hopefully she makes it to 100K!  Cross your fingers.............

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