maintaince and fluids questions
just a family question here for all u kota owners.... my trucks finally closing in on 30k miles after almost 3.5 years and i was curious on when u all do you fluid changing and regular maintaince... i always do my oil at 3k and tires at 5-6k what about tranny, plugs, wires, CAI filters, fuel filter, ect ect...
thanks guys
brian
thanks guys
brian
rear and front diff every 15K with either 75W90 if you dont do alot of towing or 75W140 if you do alot of towing but dont forget the limited slip additive. transfercase (if 4WD) every 15K. Power steering and brake fluid every 60K. Coolant is good up to 100K but i do mine every 50K just for safe keeping. and oil changes i do every 3 months or 3K but 3K always comes up first with the amount of driving I do!
diffs and xfer case 30k, oil/filter 6k, tires rotated at every oil change, air filter 30k, plugs 50k, radiator 50k, fuel filter never (do we even have one that is replaceable?) wires as needed
"Fuel Filters
Two fuel filters are used. One is located at the bottom of the fuel pump module. The other is located inside the
module. A separate frame mounted fuel filter is not used with any engine.
Both fuel filters are designed for extended service. They do not require normal scheduled maintenance. Filters
should only be replaced if a diagnostic procedure indicates to do so."
What wires ? Our trucks don't have wires ! Or do they ?
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We dont have wires
Its COP...rear and front diff every 15K with either 75W90 if you dont do alot of towing or 75W140 if you do alot of towing but dont forget the limited slip additive. transfercase (if 4WD) every 15K. Power steering and brake fluid every 60K. Coolant is good up to 100K but i do mine every 50K just for safe keeping. and oil changes i do every 3 months or 3K but 3K always comes up first with the amount of driving I do!
Last edited by lghtngblt02; Nov 12, 2010 at 10:45 AM.
Originally Posted by lghtngblt02
You must be running synthetics for the engine? We dont have wires
Its COP...
Its COP...





