Major 60k Mile Service - Revised
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03-05-2018 | 06:00 PM
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I wanted to add my "Do List" that I compiled which gets done ASAP along with the 60k service.
1. Buy an Ultra-gauge
2. Do the In-Line thermo mod
3. Flush the coolant (go to green)
4. Replace the 3 tensioner pulley bearings
5. Replace cap on coolant overflow tank
6. Bypass throttle body heater
7. Replace battery (go to interstate)
8. Replace battery cable ends
9. Do the In-line PCV mod (recent post about this was good)
10. Have a spare key made
11. Do the upgrade for the wiper arms and blades from Lucky 8
12. Pull off those ridiculous running boards if it has them.
13. Pull out those rattling jump seats.
14. Get a few spare clips for the fuel door.
15. Blow out sunroof drains
16. Clean out the blower squirrel cage.
17. Replace gators on Pbrake and trans case levers
18. Fix the headliner if needed.
19. Install steering wheel cover
20. Replace the 2 rubber boots on the ends of the windshield cowl
21. Get a cheap little set of tools that come in those plastic boxes for each vehicle.
1. Buy an Ultra-gauge
2. Do the In-Line thermo mod
3. Flush the coolant (go to green)
4. Replace the 3 tensioner pulley bearings
5. Replace cap on coolant overflow tank
6. Bypass throttle body heater
7. Replace battery (go to interstate)
8. Replace battery cable ends
9. Do the In-line PCV mod (recent post about this was good)
10. Have a spare key made
11. Do the upgrade for the wiper arms and blades from Lucky 8
12. Pull off those ridiculous running boards if it has them.
13. Pull out those rattling jump seats.
14. Get a few spare clips for the fuel door.
15. Blow out sunroof drains
16. Clean out the blower squirrel cage.
17. Replace gators on Pbrake and trans case levers
18. Fix the headliner if needed.
19. Install steering wheel cover
20. Replace the 2 rubber boots on the ends of the windshield cowl
21. Get a cheap little set of tools that come in those plastic boxes for each vehicle.
Also, I'll die before I put a steering wheel cover on any vehicle. They're the bane of my existence.
Zuke, oil pressure feed is a good idea, but also not necessary as a maintenence item. That's more of a new vehicle modification, and a good one, but not really fitting for a maintenence thread.
Thanks for the recommendations guys! I do appreciate them.
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Sixpack577 (03-06-2018)
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03-06-2018 | 12:23 PM
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Almost every one I have bought has needed these. When you open the hood too far it pops them off. They take the water out of the tray to an open area behind the fender. There is an emergency drain hole under it but if you plug it full of leaves it will direct water into your cab and kill your ECU.
Guess how I know that?
Atlantic British has them for $14 apiece (I think)
Guess how I know that?
Atlantic British has them for $14 apiece (I think)
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Sixpack577 (03-06-2018)
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03-06-2018 | 05:00 PM
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I actually really need to fix mine before it kills my ECU.
Edit: I'm just talking this on instead of adding a new comment so the thread doesn't get bumped. I changed the transmission fluid recommendation based on the factory manual's recommendation. I am running ATF +4 in mine right now without issue, but in the future I'll be going back to dexron.
Edit: I'm just talking this on instead of adding a new comment so the thread doesn't get bumped. I changed the transmission fluid recommendation based on the factory manual's recommendation. I am running ATF +4 in mine right now without issue, but in the future I'll be going back to dexron.
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12-14-2018 | 05:37 AM
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12-14-2018 | 07:48 AM
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Yeah, that's correct. Since oje:s a dino 15w40 and the other is a synthetic 5w40, it's a synthetic blend 10w40. Castrol is fine oil, but I'm pretty anti-additive with oil. If I can get what I need without an additive then I will go that route 10 times out of 10.
I've never had a cheapo serp make any noise unless I got antifreeze on it. That makes 'em squeal like crazy. Those are nice looking belts though.
I've never had a cheapo serp make any noise unless I got antifreeze on it. That makes 'em squeal like crazy. Those are nice looking belts though.
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CollieRover (12-14-2018)
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12-14-2018 | 10:57 AM
Yeah, that's correct. Since oje:s a dino 15w40 and the other is a synthetic 5w40, it's a synthetic blend 10w40. Castrol is fine oil, but I'm pretty anti-additive with oil. If I can get what I need without an additive then I will go that route 10 times out of 10.
I've never had a cheapo serp make any noise unless I got antifreeze on it. That makes 'em squeal like crazy. Those are nice looking belts though.
I've never had a cheapo serp make any noise unless I got antifreeze on it. That makes 'em squeal like crazy. Those are nice looking belts though.