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Old May 8, 2013 | 11:58 AM
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Yeah typical stealership saga. See at the very least what plugs they change and what brand. If its a cheapo brand I'd just bite the bullet and redo them all. But I would walk back in with a handful of new plugs and say "ok I'd paid for the plugs can you PLEASE just change out the rest of them of me since I just dropped thousands on this truck". maybe they will do it however you did get a lot done the last time with no warranty they may just tell you to shove it! Hope you get it all worked out! Keep us informed
I will try that! I had them do that for my oil because I was about to do a change the day I got it!
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Old May 8, 2013 | 11:59 AM
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Just cleaned my MAF and put in a K&N air filter 33-2287 was the part number I got the square type
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Old May 8, 2013 | 12:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Skitzo
Just cleaned my MAF and put in a K&N air filter 33-2287 was the part number I got the square type
While you doing the mass MAF did you do the throttle body? Its only a couple more screws and will really help low idle problems. And re clean both of them again in 100 miles with that oiled filter. The oil with gunk up pretty quick after every filter cleaning and give you problems. I've had the gotts mod and a square style K&N for like 70k miles and have had no ill effects once I learn to just clean everything after 100 miles after doing the filter cleaning. Before I learned that I started having low idle issue caused by filter oil. Lemme know how she runs once all is done I'd be curious to see if she runs a lot better for you!
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Old May 9, 2013 | 10:55 AM
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Originally Posted by Elky_man

While you doing the mass MAF did you do the throttle body? Its only a couple more screws and will really help low idle problems. And re clean both of them again in 100 miles with that oiled filter. The oil with gunk up pretty quick after every filter cleaning and give you problems. I've had the gotts mod and a square style K&N for like 70k miles and have had no ill effects once I learn to just clean everything after 100 miles after doing the filter cleaning. Before I learned that I started having low idle issue caused by filter oil. Lemme know how she runs once all is done I'd be curious to see if she runs a lot better for you!
No I didn't , couldn't find write up that didn't fully take off the whole throttle body and everyone quoted a couple hours of work and I had No time so I might get around to it today
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Old May 9, 2013 | 11:09 AM
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No I didn't , couldn't find write up that didn't fully take off the whole throttle body and everyone quoted a couple hours of work and I had No time so I might get around to it today
No it takes only like 30-45 min to clean it all. Go to the late model section then under the model year choices there is the how to section open that then open the engine section and "cleaning throttle body/MAF is the first how to Section. it's really easy basically e same as the MAF just make sure you clean the butterfly valve really good
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Old May 14, 2013 | 01:05 PM
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Cleaned the throttle body ill report how it makes it drive, why would cleaning it help though? More airflow?
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Old May 14, 2013 | 01:16 PM
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Old May 17, 2013 | 01:01 AM
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Cleaned the throttle body ill report how it makes it drive, why would cleaning it help though? More airflow?
One of the main reasons is the butterfly won't completely shut because its gets gummy there for letting more air than optimal for the fuel mixture causing it to run poorly at low idle. Also when the walls gum up it will upset the air flow patterns leading to air drag and again another cause for inefficient air/fuel mixture.
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