blurry AS heck, man that place is looking like a junk yard.

 

Friday I took the EX to the shop that I use down here in DFW. I told them I needed a oil change, chassis lubed, check all the bolts to the leaf springs, and tell me whatever is wrong with the truck.....

I got a phone call several hours later stating the oil change has been done, chassis has been lubed and I had 2 spring bolts that backed themselves out almost an inch. I loved the response when I asked what else needed to be done....."We were surprised, this is actually a pretty solid truck"

All I got charged for was the oil change at $105.

 

Nice. I believe a chicken dinner is in your future!

I have a couple of long trips coming up, PA towing then Denver truck only. I have a few things I should look at if I can find the time.

I've been meaning to do a "squeaky brakes fix" tutorial but havent had time. Yes, my brakes are occasionally making noise....yes, Im aware....no, Im not ok with it.

 

I know you're trying to be funny skip - it ain't

 

It's because it sits next to a Fiat.

 

No, No, 2006 was LONG before Fiat ever thought about buying Chrysler. It's next to a Mercedes more so then anything…but with a HEMI

Awesome car that i'm sad we're going to sell

 

Hey, where's your front license plate Russ?

 

He loaned it to Apocalypse, Jonathan just added a sign to the left side of it saying "I Wish"

 

I did this today.....swung hard in to this Exxon when I saw diesel for $2.19!

 

Keep your MF'ing fuel receipts on the cheap stuff! That's how I lost the injectors, fuel pump, etc.

 

Please eloborate

 

Pumped gas at Costco today. 11mpg and $2.65 a gallon. Best I have seen in a while.

 

Long story short, ****** major brand fuel had it for cheap, so I filled up. I ended up having all eight injectors, fuel pump, and lines get obliterated due to it being contaminated and cheap quality fuel. Luckily I kept the receipt, disputed the charge on my card, and contacted the company customer service as well. They ended up paying for all of the repairs and replacement components, but my retaining the receipt was a big player in proving I had purchased it from them. The credit card bill wasn't sufficient for them.

 

Oh I do brother......I do.....I fortunately have never had a problem but I always always keep my receipts for fuel

 

I made out like a bandit. 238/80 injectors were cheaper than stock by $1000 so ****** paid for them to save some cash. Plus a new pump, new lines, new tank, new tank pickup...