KEVININCHICAGO

Just put repairs on a list of priorities and then work on them one by one in order when funds and time permit. Eventually you catch up. There are a lot of these trucks out there to grab parts off of as people move on to newer trucks. Knowledge on these trucks is deep so there are really no surprises anymore. My 2006 now has 310,000 on it running 5-30 and Champion plugs. Refrain from doing "mods" until you get the truck right first mechanically.

blckf150

Cool thank you for your advise.. how are you doing on fuel mileage? I know these trucks aren't known for best but rite now I'm getting like 9-10 mpg also my power just seams so drained I'm always having to be on gas otherwise truck will just start slowing down when hill hits almost have to have it floored just to get up the most simple incline and I'm talking on the street not off-road also same if I want to try and pass some one have to floor it and even then it just feels like my truck has weights behind like I'm towing a boat or something idk ... Thanks again