Holy Crap!

[aarolar]

I am planning on hooking about 10k lbs +/- behind my truck tomorrow so I decided to jump under it and change the fuel filter this afternoon because I hadn't done it yet since I bought it and this is what I found.

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Ever since I bought it about 3 weeks ago I have been seriously unimpressed with the power this truck had being a BB and now I know why. Now liberal amounts of throttle results in a big eating grin ear to ear. Looking forward to hooking to that load tomorrow and seeing what my new truck is capable of!

 

[twomanymontes]

That's pretty nasty! you might want to change it a little more often. I change mine every 2 years along with the plugs.

 

[Horns]

That's pretty nasty! you might want to change it a little more often. I change mine every 2 years along with the plugs.

He just bought the truck 3 weeks ago...

~Via Mobile

 

[sewlow]

I'd be checking the plugs next. Who knows how they survived under a lean condition. That **** eating grin could be replaced with full diapers after some new sparkies! Lol!

 

[Steve's Chevy]

That **** eating grin could be replaced with full diapers after some new sparkies! Lol!

Lol . That looks like a good sig line ......

x2 on changing the sparkies !!

 

[aarolar]

I just did the plugs and wires this past tuesday.

 

[aarolar]

Trip was a success not sure what the total weight was but it was a 7 ton 25 foot gooseneck with about a 3k lb load so I am guessing around 9k lbs. Averaged 8.5 MPG on a very hilly 60 mile trip to delivery observations are that it ain't no durmax or cummins but it'll be more than adequate for my few towing trips I will do a year. Now I just need to find a gooseneck of my own.

 

[redneckchevy90]

I usually change my filter every 6 months for same measures