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Old 01-06-2011, 07:27 PM
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I currently own an 03 silver 3500 with a 5.9 "single rear" and an 07 3500 heavy duty black 4wd dualley with a cannonball flat bed. Both are sharp and I take the best care possible for them because they both work and I also can't stand to see any vehicle I own in sub-standaerd condition right down to the paint. I use them to hall our horse trailer and other trailers. Everything from a high speed interstate cruiser to a tractor. I'm an old school guy and not real sharp at using ther net yet, but i appreciate the chance to converse with others on the subject. I like to stay ahead on maintenance weather it be my motorcycle, mowers generators or anything else that turns a crankshaft. I took advice off this sight and bought my first ccv filter system for the 07. A mechanic I use once in a while gave me an "attaboy" even though I only have about 27,000 on it so far. Evidently its a pretty important player in the emissions house of cards.
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Old 01-07-2011, 06:51 PM
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Welcome! That CCV filter is very important to get changed early to keep the oil out of the Turbo so good for you.


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