tahoetoledo
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My wife has a 2003 Hoe and I need to save cashola by doing the work myself. i just switched brake pads front and rear. What consists of a 100k tune up?
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blueflamed03
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plus, wires, fuel pump, new brake fluid would be nice, with antifreeze.
rich5368
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I'd think about servicing the tranny, Transfer case and differentials if you haven't before now.
tybardy
everyone needs a Hoe
I did my plugs - NGK's
plug Wires - 8.5 mm for me but not neccessary
fuel filter - standard replacement (special tool needed, but cheap)
pulled my throttle body and cleaned it - can of TB cleaner
pulled my MAF and cleaned it - can of MAF cleaner
flushed my coolant system - Dexcool
switched to synthetic oil - Royal Purple oil + Royal purple Filter
keep 35 lbs of pressure in my tires at all times (helps with milage)
grease all joints every oil change - mobil 1 synthetic multi purpous grease
Need to do
Flush and replace break fluid
replace fluids in transfer case and diffs
replace u-joints
replace intermediate stearing shaft
plug Wires - 8.5 mm for me but not neccessary
fuel filter - standard replacement (special tool needed, but cheap)
pulled my throttle body and cleaned it - can of TB cleaner
pulled my MAF and cleaned it - can of MAF cleaner
flushed my coolant system - Dexcool
switched to synthetic oil - Royal Purple oil + Royal purple Filter
keep 35 lbs of pressure in my tires at all times (helps with milage)
grease all joints every oil change - mobil 1 synthetic multi purpous grease
Need to do
Flush and replace break fluid
replace fluids in transfer case and diffs
replace u-joints
replace intermediate stearing shaft
blueflamed03
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Ty, where ya been man?
Bailey-Hoe!
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Seafoam it!
Thumper8302
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ha ha ha no no dont sea foam it....... ive been battling a P0430 code for the last month and a half since i did the seafoam treatment...... but i still love the stuff.... i still think its worth it but u could have some issues down the road...
tahoetoledo
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did u do the complete SeaFoam treatment?
I think i'm just going to put it in the tank and the oil right before i do the oil change.
no pcv valve.....
i'll clean the TB too
I think i'm just going to put it in the tank and the oil right before i do the oil change.
no pcv valve.....
i'll clean the TB too
yukonjacks
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I have been using seafoam since I bought my kon 2 years ago with 85K and now at 110K, about 2 cans every time I change oil approx 3K. I suck 1/2 can through the vacuum line then dump 1/2 can in the crank case I use about 1/2 can in the gas tank and then I also pull the tb and thoroughly clean it with what is left over. There is a noticible difference when I'm finished. I think being consistant is the trick, not just when you have an extra $7 on a 5K oil change.
Tribalbreak
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ill have to agree with thumper, i seafoamed the nali and got the p0430 code also that would not go away... ended up being the 02 sensors...
