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Post by duce »

k another no-brainer question to all but me.I no we have filters but how many and were do I find them?the air filter I know,but what else is their and how often do I replace them. :?:
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:roll: I know we have a fuel filter cause all cars do. also your air filter of course. oil filter. and a transmission filter usaully. this is just based on my knowledge of cars. however i dont know on a crew where there are. oh and dont forget the blinker fluid filter. :lol: j/k sorry I could be much help. but there are some things to look for
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Post by a2b »

ya, there are a few filters on our trucks. if you want to learn about all of them and where they are and when to change them...go to a pep boys and get a HAYNES s-10 book for your year of truck. the first chapter is on maintance. good luck!
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39K on my truck now. So far the filters that I have changed have been Air cleaner multiple times, trans filter twice, and the fuel filter once. the tranny and air filter locations are pretty much a no brainer , however it took me a few minutes to find the fuel filter. It is located on the frame reail under the drivers door. it took about 10 minutes to change, 5 minutes of that to get the tools together (Son has been working in the garage lately) The owners manual has been pretty good about describing the recomended mileage for maintenance.
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Post by a2b »

ya the owners manual does say alot about maintanence....

changing the fuel filter is easy. just dont lay under it or you will gas in your face....and put he cig out before hand :wink:
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:shock: I got 46k miles and haven't touched the fuel filter yet. And now I never change the air filter since I got a K&N. :D
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Trans filter? Where is that?
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In the tranny. Get the deep sump filter.
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