Recent content by White six four
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2014 2500 6.4 what to look for
I'd get a hold of Crutchfield.com for the radio. They should know what you need to make everything work and walk you through it.- White six four
- Post #21
- Forum: Heavy Duty
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2014 2500 6.4 what to look for
Yes they do. I don't like letting other people work on my vehicles especially when I don't know them. Being out of town, limited day light working sun up til sun down, and needing it fixed asap since I was in charge of the job and had all of our tools/supplies in it didn't help my situation. A...- White six four
- Post #16
- Forum: Heavy Duty
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2014 2500 6.4 what to look for
On my truck it went out at 128k. Drove 6 hours to where I was working for the week on Sunday. Got up Monday morning and the traction control light was on. Didn't think much of it since it was winter and maybe some moisture got in somewhere and froze over night. Anywaysf drove to the jobsite and...- White six four
- Post #14
- Forum: Heavy Duty
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2014 2500 6.4 what to look for
They sell way less 2500 and 3500's with the 6.4 that's why a person doesn't here of as many as the 5.7's. They still happen but to what extent who knows. I don't and wouldn't worry about it too much. I have 131k on mine and the only time it's given me a problem was when the map sensor took a...- White six four
- Post #12
- Forum: Heavy Duty
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Synthetic Oil
Everyone has to have the newest and "greatest". Have to keep up with the Jones's. Wife:"honey did you see the neighbors got a nice new suv? I sure wish we could get a new car." Husband "we don't need a new car yours works perfectly fine." One week later they're at the dealership picking out a...- White six four
- Post #50,803
- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Synthetic Oil
Wife had a 15 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport with the cvt. Changed the fluid religiously every 30k with their unicorn **** $30 a quart fluid. Around 80k miles it started acting up but since there were no codes they wouldn't do anything about it. It had a lifetime power train warranty on it. Kept...- White six four
- Post #50,799
- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Gasoline - Top Tier for 2024
Just my opinion about kwik trip but they themselves are trying to cut costs at the pump by not being top tier. Just a quick google search but the average salary of a truck driver for them in WI is $91k and there base worker pay is at least $16 an hour from what I've seen on their flyers they...- White six four
- Post #158
- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Gasoline - Top Tier for 2024
In the winter usually $40 lasts me a month in my truck. I don't drive it much so 91 octane with no ethanol. In the summer and we when we are going to the camper every weekend it's 89 with ethanol. Luckily there's a shell in the closest town to me so that's I go most of the time. In my work car...- White six four
- Post #153
- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Everthing works but fog lights
Depending on how picky they are you might be able to just remove the fog lights and bring your build sheet with stating fog lights were not an option on your truck. Or they should be able to look it up and see it didn't come with them. This would be the cheapest and easiest option. Option 2...- White six four
- Post #13
- Forum: Heavy Duty
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Everthing works but fog lights
Sounds like it was. I don't think they ever put fog lights on the tradesman models. Now that I added them to my tradesman everything looks and functions as if it came from the factory. Sounds like you'll need @Mpgrimm2 harness and pin it into the fuse box (if I remember correctly, it's been a...- White six four
- Post #9
- Forum: Heavy Duty
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Everthing works but fog lights
Previous owner probably installed fog lights along with bumper with the cutouts and never "finished" the job to actually get them to work. My tradesman didn't come with fogs. I purchased the bumper with cutouts, fog lights, headlight switch with fogs, and @Mpgrimm2 harness. Also activated them...- White six four
- Post #6
- Forum: Heavy Duty
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Synthetic Oil
Thats the key word. The "lifetime" fluids are bs and so is spec'ing a lighter oil 0w20 to appease the epa. The bean counters (to save money) over rule the engineers in a lot of cases.- White six four
- Post #50,752
- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Synthetic Oil
After getting a somewhat older polaris (04) atv and looking online since polaris recommends all sorts of unicorn oils throughout their machines, a lot of guys run rotella t6 5w40 for diesels in them. I've been running it for the past 6 years now in mine and also run it in my swisher pull behind...- White six four
- Post #50,747
- Forum: Engine & Performance
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New grill 1 vs 2
Color matched. The black one is too much black in one spot without much black anywhere else on the truck. If you had black headlights, fog lights, and wheels then I think the black grill would look a lot better. So....buy all that quick and put it all on and post up the pics lol. Just kidding...- White six four
- Post #11
- Forum: General Discussions
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Over filled oil
How overfull is it? Any way you could get a picture and post it? How long have you had the truck? People do weird things and maybe swapped the dipstick. Maybe look online and see if you can find a good picture of an oem dipstick and compare it to what you have.- White six four
- Post #13
- Forum: Engine & Performance
