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According to the stick it's topped up. I've poured in 7 quarts before and it's over the hash marks. One of three things is happening or a combination of those things
When checking you oil level, is it before or after starting the engine to circulate it through oil filter and pump?
After it's circulated and rested for a half hour or so
Kind of looks like built up grease. How often did you clean it?
Exact same bars I have. Mine are a year old, and starting to show a little bit of rust, but not bad. Had Westin bars on my old Silverado and they were almost rusted out after two years.Finally ordered my nerf bars this weekend, found the n-Fab nerf RS bars for $30 off through Napa Auto (less than $375 all in), bought them online with free shipping, arrived next day - solid build and 30 minutes to install, will post more pics tomorrow (ignore the dirty truck - 2 miles of gravel roads on the way home makes it a chore to keep clean)
I was warm, probably 180-190 F
One time.
I hope you didn't pay for that especially the spark plugs change. These trucks use platinum plugs that are good for 100K miles. And since there are 16 of them.......
Do you have part numbers for the swap?
awesome looking truck
Photos? Or it doesn't count
Indigo/frost steering wheel - 6XR992C5AA
. Crazy!!
I was thinking sunscreen. It can do a number on leather.
It's strange to me because when I changed my oil for the first time on my ram, it sat in my driveway for about a week (drove my charger instead) then I pulled the plugged and only got about 6 qt out of it.
I never use sunscreen and was always careful about using sanitizer then touching the wheel. The leather on the wheel that came factory was def softer and thinner than the leather that comes on the steering wheels now.
