Where is everyone #5
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All you need is a big drain pan, preferably one low enough to clear the axle and bumper (easier to back up over the pan when you're done than to drag it out and slop it everywhere). Throw in a strap wrench and you're usually good to go.
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You can do it at my place. I have oil....prolly not the filters though...lol.jamespmack, clausland, DeereRunner97 and 7 others Thank this.
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Are dust shields required to be on trucks or can they be removed?
Seem to recall they aren't required but honestly don't know.cke, jamespmack, DeereRunner97 and 6 others Thank this. -
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Not required far as I know. I’ve never had them on a truck.cke, jamespmack, DeereRunner97 and 5 others Thank this.
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My neighbors are pretty cool, not sure they'd be cool with that though. And it tends to be cold as hell and snowing every time we're by the house during winter.
Probably gonna have to order filters and stock up on oil whenever we can and just bring it ourselves.cke, Tug Toy, jamespmack and 8 others Thank this. -
LOL, I doubt you're running 10w30 in your old Pete.Wasted Thyme, Lysdexis, cke and 8 others Thank this.
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I’ve got 10w30 Mobil delvac, swing on by.cke, jamespmack, DeereRunner97 and 5 others Thank this.
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Yeah, it's not hard to do or anything. Although I would have to get a pump or something to transfer the old oil into the empty jugs. I don't see myself lifting 11 gallons into my pickup... yeah I'm a wuss.cke, jamespmack, OLDSKOOLERnWV and 8 others Thank this.
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