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The title made me think pitch pole, which is a totally different thing. First mod would be to put together a good emergency kit for the terrain you'll be traveling.

Wait...what's the resale on my 1972 Girl friend with 7 past boyfriends? Maybe trade for an 08 sv650?

Not sure about your rig, but there are caps with cab slider windows so that cab heat will partially warm the bed.

When I replaced my 2002's fuel filter, the lines were disconnected and I probably could have put a section of hose over the metal inlet line. Here are my notes on bad gas. Moisture in the air enters through the tank gas cap and vent. It actually starts when the is stored at the gas stations...

Fuel might be bad. Can you pump the old fuel out using the fuel pump while changing the fuel filter?

Paid mine off 12 years ago. Wow, they are expensive now. I'll probably just buy a used one in another 10 years.

You can check the cv joints by jacking the front up, turning the wheel all the way left/right and spinning the tires. Take a few parenting classes (now is the time), and start the baby sign language dvds from the library. It will help your frustration when she is crying and can sign what she...

Looks like the filter housing off my 2007 Lexus...not sure if it's the same part, but worth looking in a junk yard.

I did it years ago on my 2002 as a preventative step just in case.

Sand rails ran 5 to 10. Doubled the footprint for me. I used to pull the valve stems to make airing down easier. Great fun.

When I lived near Pismo Beach, I would air down to 5 to 10 psi, no rocks to worry about. My 2wd regular cab was only 3000 lb, so the 30" tires floated very well. I used to tow strap snatch a 4wd suburban out. Never threw a bead even when really spinning the tires. Good comment on having a...

Go by the manufacturer's recommended intervals, not the dealers. I don't trust dealers and it's possible they won't use synthetic. I remember how Toyota declined engine warranty claims due to sludge. Claimed owners weren't changing the oil frequently enough.

Shoot, sorry for the late reply. Safely lift the front end up first. Then you'll want to feel for loose bearings by aggressively rocking the wheels top and bottom and the axles back and forth. Also spin them and listen for a gravel sound.

Warped rotors? Failed bearing? Both easy to check. Don't trust mechanics. Google how to do the checks yourself.

You can rent a reasonable midsize that fits you and bill their insurance.

Make sure to stay away from the dealership body shops.

You mean high school in the 80s? Loved it. Uncorked headers and no shirts, the way a man should roll.

Ahh the good ol days. Hooker headers, blown out glass packs, and mullets.