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ebayfish

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  1. I figured some things out with mileage. I'm getting 9.57 miles per gallon so that's right at 200 miles a tank. Which is obviously way off from the normal. I don't expect amazing mileage out of this thing but I'd like at least what was advertised or maybe a little better if that's possible. Everything else is new and well within spec. Hopefully the sensor will arrive today

    Maybe I'm wrong, but didn't these only come with a 13 or 15 gal tank? My tank won't hold anywhere near 21 gallons (200 miles, 9.57 mpg) & I get about 250 per tank with my 15 gal tank. When I first got the truck, it needed basic maintenance & got 180ish mpg per tank.

  2. Headers & intake made all the difference for me. Not sure how its possible to put them on without a body lift, I did both at the same time. Also, general maintenance goes along way. New plugs, check timing, make sure O2 & MAF sensors are good, clean throttle body, run seafoam through gas to clean injectors, etc.

  3. When mine did that, I ran a can of sea foam through the gas, cleaned the egr & throttle body. Ran like new truck afterwards. Could also be o2 sensor. Unplug it from the tree of connectors on the passenger fender & see it it drives better. If so replace it with an NGK, can be ordered online for $20

  4. Does anyone know if there are any more aftermarket companies that offer other alternatives to the standard headlights, i.e., projector, euro alteza, angel eyes, led markers, etc. I've seen neat old pics of hardbodies from back in the lowrider days that looked good, but can't seem to find much offered now. I'd like to find a good set with projector lenses to run HIDs.

  5. Try using a decent prong collar on your leg, then try the choke collar, pull hard & see what happens. The prong collar will give a continuous pressure but no real discomfort. The prongs look inhumane, but its really only a way to apply even pressure around the neck. The chocks collar will cause a fairly severe pinch, likely resulting in a bruise, applying all the pressure to a single pinch point. I know several schutzen trainers & they all swear be the prong collars for on lead training.

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