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Originally Posted by Johnate0
Ahaaaa. I never got the smaller pamphlet when I bought the truck. Thank you all for the replies.
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having just purchased one NEW there is a load of booklets that comes wilh all sorts of info on this , but it can be confusing . a lot of vague details on when to change/check stuff on how its driven .. good for one owner you have no idea how it was taken care of so I would change all the drive train fluids and also replace the engine coolant. reason is possible some one put the wrong coolant in the system.
check that the drive shafts have been lubed , also if dry give them a hit of grease.
brake rotors/pads etc should be checked replace if worn to 25%. then excessive rotor rust replace rotors.