What is the easiest truck to work on?
#22
RE: What is the easiest truck to work on?
ORIGINAL: stopspazinout
idk ive seen the the 88-98 years that have lasted well over 300k. cant mess with a good driveline
idk ive seen the the 88-98 years that have lasted well over 300k. cant mess with a good driveline
To have them last a long time, do you have to just do the normal maintenence (oil changes every 3,000 miles, take it in every once in a while, etc.) or is it more?
-Lightning
#24
RE: What is the easiest truck to work on?
ORIGINAL: stopspazinout
if you keep up general maintance, i.e. changing fluids regularly and replacing things as they go out you can keep em running for that long.
if you keep up general maintance, i.e. changing fluids regularly and replacing things as they go out you can keep em running for that long.
How much do you guys spend on maintenence each year?
-Lightning
#26
RE: What is the easiest truck to work on?
ORIGINAL: stopspazinout
200 or 300 but i like to replace a few more things also so it just keeps driving instead of seeing driveway time.
200 or 300 but i like to replace a few more things also so it just keeps driving instead of seeing driveway time.
I'm so stoked to get a truck lol.
-Lightning
#27
RE: What is the easiest truck to work on?
The key to making any vehicle last that long is keeping the fluids and filters changed regularly! Expecially the things most people NEVER change like tranny fluid and differential fluid.
#28
RE: What is the easiest truck to work on?
it all depends on what you can handle fixing and checking for maintanence you could say, i like the 88-98 years cause they had a lot less sensors and computerized stuff to worry about, more direct and easier to pinpoint problems when they come up.
#29
RE: What is the easiest truck to work on?
I have a 20' S-10 reg. cab, and a 04' 4-door 2500HD Silverado... I like them both, I have no room probs. out of the s-10, but I am about 5-10...Some of my taller or bigger friends don't like it, but it's not their truck.I guess what I am saying is that, if you are taller or bigger, maybe consider a bigger truck. If not, I think you will be happy.
#30