Posted by mike henry on July 19, 2015 at 18:22:44 from (104.9.177.120):
In Reply to: I stole my pickup! posted by notjustair on July 18, 2015 at 16:10:58:
interesting read. my mechanic has said change oils at 5000 if using the truck, pulling heavy stuff and such. But if like a car, 7000 will do. Thing is change the filter at 3000. Seems the oil companies have figured oil to give it longer life but they still cant come up with a filter that wont plug or collapse sooner. I drive a 08 GMC 4.8 and my truck can tell me the oil life in the engine in percentages by hitting the trip meter with the key in the on position. I also had a car that wouldn't start on occasion do to security system malfunction. Found the reason being that someone had installed a remote start and had installed wiring in the wrong spot. If I didn't hit the key just so the cars computer wouldn't recognize it. Need simpler days with simpler equipment.
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