SOURCE: gear stick making noise even worse when towing (Horse box)
If you haven't done it lately, it's time to check your transmission gear oil level.
SOURCE: towing
tow in tow/haul and use 4x4 when necessary..it is how the truck is designed ..... :) have a good day
SOURCE: 2500 hd chevy needs new tires at 40,000 which ones best
If you are hauling most of the time, then consider commercial tyres - often denoted by a "C" at the end of the spec. These have a harder tread compound - so will tend to wear less, and thicker sidewall.
Ask at tyre fitters who do trucks most of the time - and use their advice. Prices can be all over the place, with no bearing on quality or longevity. Use your fingers as the best guide - the harder the tread - the longer it will last.
If you expect snow or ice, keep your softer tyres on the rims for winter, and use the harder ones for summer.
I drive a Land Rover and have 3 sets depending on summer, winter or off-road. Keep them under a tarp, and if outdoors - chained together!
SOURCE: parking & brake lights dont work on gooseneck trailer
follow the wires back behind the bumper toward the front of the truck, check the next connector you find for corrosion.
SOURCE: how to improve power without buying a new truck
a few things you could do would be to turn up the pump, bigger injectors, add a turbo and after cooler, and differents gears in the differentials and/or transmission, rear axle airbags would improve your ride quality too, also i beleive its a 444 cu. in. engine if its an international 7.3( ford 7.3 )
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