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Don't want to sound like a smartarse (we're overbooked in that area LOL)......I worked in aviation for a few years. You have to be careful with dielectric grease.......
...Dielectric grease also has the potential to melt silicone rubber after several years so they should not be used with conductors that are encased in this type of material...
Wasn't sure if the o-rings were silicone or not. DD did not say "don't" so it would probably be okay.
Huh, I'd never heard of that, gotta be more careful, I learned something.
Hey look at these, I have been running them for some time now, Well over 2 years on this pair, my son has a pair. All from my 07 F150 and 07 Expedition. I have the yellow filters double up on mine: https://www.ebay.com/itm/BRIGHTEST-9...53.m1438.l2649
I'd be happy with that. I'm still on winter gas, so that doesn't help. I'm running right at 17.5 on the lie-o-meter. Almost zero stop/go, and 60+ usually on cruise.
Isn't there some formula and then setting in our cluster to make the lie-o-meter more accurate? Mine was around 20.5 consistently before the level and tires, now its right around 19.5.
Isn't there some formula and then setting in our cluster to make the lie-o-meter more accurate? Mine was around 20.5 consistently before the level and tires, now its right around 19.5.
Gotta go into engineering mode and change the AFE Bias in there, I think. There's a thread on how to calculate the number based on a number of fillups, and then enter eng mode to change it.
We have a new vendor here with a new product. It's a tailgate mirror for the camera. He's offering a 30% discount for his invention on Amazon. I ordered one. Looks like an original idea.
I was hauling some long lumber last week and really needed one of these.
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