Recent content by LuckyK

I bought my 2025 DRW 1 ton last March. It was delivered with full 7.5 gal of DEF. I didn’t plan to drive it much until I got the truck camper to go with it. My concern was crystallization as it sat over time. 1 year “warranty” by boxed DEF maufacturers...

And if you follow the Oil Geek, in his oil testing lab the potassium presence looks like a head gasket leak. I switched to Power Service fm Hot Shot’s EDT additive because of that - I send my samples to his lab.

Wow! This dialogue is exactly why I joined this forum. However, I’m curious, is there a similar discussion somewhere about oil bypass systems? I have a new 6.7 and was duly (pun intended) impressed with the videos that Dave’s in Utah produces showing the guy that got over 900k after...

There’s no potassium in it. Which, if you collect/analyze oil samples, will look like a head gasket problem. Check out the Oil Geek on YT.

Thank you for posting this!

Please visit regulations.gov and access the rule by searching for Docket ID No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2025-0194. Leave a comment about what you think about the EPA's proposal. Comment period closes 15Sep25. There's over a decade's worth of pent up BS you can leave for them to consider. It worked with...

This is what mine looked like when I bought it online. Truck was still filthy at delivery. Picture taken 15Mar25 - SoCal. Even after I got it home I was finding grit everywhere - like the hinge for the folding mirrors. Looks like it was sand blasted. .

You sir are a Master. Thank you so much - it's on pg. 78 of my user manual. Called a "chassis plug and bracket in your glovebox". And yes, it's for when you remove your tailgate and these parts protect the chassis terminals so they work when you put it back together. Brilliant! Thanks...

Hey Folks, Great to find you all here. Brand new with a question - did the search and either didn't enter the right verbiage or . . . Regardless, there is a bag of parts in a bag under the driver side rear seat. Had the bed trim pieces and tire pressure monitoring valve stems in it, but...