Yah, yah, I googled it, and got a bunch of crap and places where they want all kind of information and a blood sample...........
The manual is somewhere SWMBO placed it so we wouldn't forget where it was. Glove box was NOT on that list of places.
What is the service intervals for
oil fuel filter air filter oil filter
??
Thanks.
Steve
What year? I have a 97. Paul
Duh, sorry. '06.
Steve
Fuel filter is 15K. Just saw a sign up at the dealer the other day where they said ALL diesels are 15K on FF. And keep your receipts or your warranty will fall into the void.
As to the rest... well, I could give you the values for my '05 diesel Jeep, but odds are less than even that all other values would be the same.
Good resources:
Steve is looking for male bonding, not service info for his truck.
He's familiar with the group alt.autos.dodge.trucks, he's posted there for years. He posted lame anti-information there not too long ago about the merits of Oxygen vs. Nitrogen for filling tires. He has not asked there about service intervals for his Dodge truck.
Filling your tires with Oxygen would produce some interesting results and short life expectancy... Air works a whole lot better.
OK, I understand the problem now. The air in Steve's tires should be changed every 7500 miles.
You have to change the air every season. You put summer air for the summer and winter air in the tires for the cold season. The tires will last much longer with the proper air.
John
Just don't do it outside the sauerkraut packing plant or in New Jersy. Those gases will eat the rims.
From China's industrial district. They sneak it in, in those cargo containers.
No, but you could easily gather it up with a hay rake or harvester. :)
Except it would eat the metal bottle caps off within 24 hours. Avion takes 'slightly' longer. ;-)
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