TC shifted
Hi I am a first time TC owner with a question. My truck is dedicated to just hauling our Cirrus camper so it has never been off. The truck is up for state inspection and fuel and oil service but our d...
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Grit dog wrote:Photomike wrote:
What year is your truck? I have heard of dealers doing that on newer trucks as it is easier to lift the cab to do the service. If it is older, or the cab does not lift then I would find another service place.
No one pulls the cab for an oil change and fuel filters. That stuff can all be done at home in the driveway without a jack even if it's a 4x4.
However, idk how much the camper has "shifted" . My OCD would want to straighten it out, but by the same token, I've had the camper shift an inch or 2 and or loaded it crooked and I didn't notice any difference from the drivers seat.
Actually we have had this discussion before that a number of shops wanted to pull the cab to do oil changes on the newer units, I think it was the diesels and if I am not mistaking it was the Fords.
To me it does not make sense but I guess if that is what is recommended then the shops want to do that. I am sure that it is listed this way as a regular service over just an oil change to get more money.
