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23 hours ago, Yordany said:

 

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I just checked these out on Amazon, they claim that it does NOT fit my truck.  HAHA!!  Ordering 2 pair later today.

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6 minutes ago, Ravenkeeper said:

I just checked these out on Amazon, they claim that it does NOT fit my truck.  HAHA!!  Ordering 2 pair later today.

 they do fit perfect

Posted
27 minutes ago, Yordany said:

 they do fit perfect

I figured as much, but just found it a little humorous that "they" think that these don't fit.

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1 hour ago, BigBlueLB756 said:

I agree about the mess when changing oil in these trucks. 0W-30 comes out like water and goes every where. What I did was buy one of the Fumoto Valves and it has a nipple on it. When it comes time to change oil, I put a length of tygon tubing on it and drop the tubing into the drain pan. No more mess!! 

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1 hour ago, Eddie 70 said:

I agree about the mess when changing oil in these trucks. 0W-30 comes out like water and goes every where. What I did was buy one of the Fumoto Valves and it has a nipple on it. When it comes time to change oil, I put a length of tygon tubing on it and drop the tubing into the drain pan. No more mess!! 

After fighting with hot oil spray each time changing the oil on my 08 Silverado I added the Fumoto at the first oil change on my 2015 sierra. 

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Posted
3 hours ago, Grjfer said:

After fighting with hot oil spray each time changing the oil on my 08 Silverado I added the Fumoto at the first oil change on my 2015 sierra. 

I really like the idea but I don't trust brass in our heavy salt sprayed roads. Very neat - would totally jump on this if I lived in warmer climates.

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Having spent 10 years in the Navy I have no issues with brass & salt. Many over the road trucks running them with no issues either. 

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On 1/28/2018 at 9:15 PM, Grjfer said:

After fighting with hot oil spray each time changing the oil on my 08 Silverado I added the Fumoto at the first oil change on my 2015 sierra. 

 What’s everyone doing about the oil filter change? On the V6 its above the plastic shield and I catch heck trying to remove the filter without making a mess. Filter relocation?

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Last timeni checked it was about 5 bucks more to go to the dealer, not worth the aggrivation to do it home cor that

What are you talking about?


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Posted
48 minutes ago, Waaazooo said:


Where can you get an oil change for $5?


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i believe he meant $5 more at the dealership vs buying your own stuff

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