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The troll strikes again. Tony had a bad experience with his but overall doesn't know jacksiht about them. The 5.9/46RE is a good overall package. I prefer the 4.7/45RFE package in the later models. Good luck shopping.
The troll strikes again. Tony had a bad experience with his but overall doesn't know jacksiht about them. The 5.9/46RE is a good overall package. I prefer the 4.7/45RFE package in the later models. Good luck shopping.
here are Some more people that had my experiences.
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I have a 5.2. if your looking for one I suggest the SLT +. comes with leather, infinity sound system, fender flares and some more bells and whistles. They do have a few problems, but nothing that can't be fixed easily. There's a lot of aftermarket parts out there. I have over 80k on mine and still going strong. Just make sure you look it over good and once you get it change all your fluids. you never know what the other owner did as far as up keep. ignore the angry man above. do some research before you buy. that's reguardless of make
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I agree
change your fluids I Just traded mine in for another and I am going tomorrow to change all the fluids especially the oil I always use synthetic the first time I change the oil and 1 of every 3 there after the synthetic has microscopic ball bearings in it that will clean your engine if you use it all the time it will wear your engin out faster but I use it for an initial engine cleaning then go to regular oil for 2 changes then do a synthetic again for 2000 miles. it should keep that engin running very smothly.
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