BillK
01-17-2009, 12:29 PM
I have a 2004.5 LLY Silverado 2WD Crew Cab Allison, no towing, no mods, very limited cold weather use.
I just turned 110,000 miles.
This truck has been amazing, the most reliable vehicle I have ever owned, knock on wood. The only non-routine things I have ever done are a fuel pressure regulator (warranty, 55K miles) and the intermediate steering shaft.
I do my own routine maintenance. Grease, oil, oil filter, fuel filter, tranny fluid, tranny filter, fuel filter - all done pretty much by the book, as far as service intervals.
No oil or fuel additives used.
Most of the miles on this truck are over-the-road, not in-town driving.
My question: What are the most likely things that would cause this truck to stop me dead when I am in the middle of nowhere? I am not much for replacing parts that aren't broken, but if there is some particular thing that would cause me to be stranded I would like to at least carry a spare.
Thanks in advance,
BillK
I just turned 110,000 miles.
This truck has been amazing, the most reliable vehicle I have ever owned, knock on wood. The only non-routine things I have ever done are a fuel pressure regulator (warranty, 55K miles) and the intermediate steering shaft.
I do my own routine maintenance. Grease, oil, oil filter, fuel filter, tranny fluid, tranny filter, fuel filter - all done pretty much by the book, as far as service intervals.
No oil or fuel additives used.
Most of the miles on this truck are over-the-road, not in-town driving.
My question: What are the most likely things that would cause this truck to stop me dead when I am in the middle of nowhere? I am not much for replacing parts that aren't broken, but if there is some particular thing that would cause me to be stranded I would like to at least carry a spare.
Thanks in advance,
BillK