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CajFlynn, How many miles?????? Keep on truckin'!!!:thumb1:

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  • How many parts is a good question. I get asked that a lot. I can guess at a few. 1. New tires every 100k. 2. Too many u joints to count. 3. Three gallons of oil every 20k miles for the first 500k mike

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    Sorry that won't wash here... Some of use actually know the history of you truck...

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995,861 and the hammer is down. I will pass 1 mil soon.

Awesome!!:hyper:

My motto is "Safety first, safety second."

That is absolutely awesome!

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CajFlynn, have you had this truck since "brand new"???? How many sets of brakes pad, calipers, tires, U-joints, oil filters, gallons of oil etc. have you gone thru. It'd be interesting to see!!!

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CajFlynn, have you had this truck since "brand new"???? How many sets of brakes pad, calipers, tires, U-joints, oil filters, gallons of oil etc. have you gone thru. It'd be interesting to see!!!

As far as I know he got the truck with 300K or so... I've known Caj now since like 580K miles... Miles fly by quick for him...

How many parts is a good question. I get asked that a lot. I can guess at a few. 1. New tires every 100k. 2. Too many u joints to count. 3. Three gallons of oil every 20k miles for the first 500k mikes and three gallons for every 8k miles since then. 4. 2 head gaskets. 5. 4 transmissions. 6. 2 rear ends. And a partridge in a pear tree.

How many parts is a good question. I get asked that a lot. I can guess at a few. 1. New tires every 100k. 2. Too many u joints to count. 3. Three gallons of oil every 20k miles for the first 500k mikes and three gallons for every 8k miles since then. 4. 2 head gaskets. 5. 4 transmissions. 6. 2 rear ends. And a partridge in a pear tree.

2 head gasketts ? Maintenance or blown ??

And why the oil change interval change? 20k I assume you had a bypass, did you remove it with the 450k issues and go to the shorter interval?

I had to do the second head gasket because I reused the bolts the first time. You live and you learn. I changed my oil every 20k because i thought that was what I needed to do. I drive a lot of highway miles and it seemed reasonable. I switched to 8k because I got scared. That being said when the head was off it looked pretty good. I have never had any oil related problems other than leaks. 997,662 so far.

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May the wind be always at your back.........drive safe man!!!! Remember, we gonna want a picture when that odometer is reading 999,999.:thumb1::thumb1:

Keep on truckin,this is amazing!!! Good luck on your 2000000 miles ...........:drool:

"I think I can I think I can I think I can ...... woowoo" Remember michael jordan " I wanna I wanna be like Caj .... yeah"

I would be happy if my truck last about 1/4 of that. Prefer half that. Working on my maint now so i can reach that number again some day.

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