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Most auto related sites cover major repair or custom projects. While we may occasionally cover such projects, Truck Tech will focus on upgrades, modifications and services that the average shadetree can handle with a minimum amount of mechanical knowledge and more often than not, without expensive equipment.

Now, we are not going to cover the traditional shadetree projects, such as oil and spark plug changes, but we will cover the services most people can perform themselves without hiring a mechanic, but typically do.

Each article is rated by the number of toolboxes. The more tools, the harder the task. The scale is 1-5.


Easy (basic hand tools, no special knowledge)


Difficult (special tools and knowledge required)

Please be aware that since I own a 1997 Dodge Ram 4x4, most of the articles here are based on such a vehicle. Articles provided by other members of PavementSUcks.com may be dependent on their vehicles, so please check the applicability of teh articles to your situation prior to proceeding. Please consult your owner and service manuals prior to using these articles as reference for your projects. The articles may also not contain all part and procedure information necessary to complete the work shown. Use caution and work with all the properly safety equipment. Follow these articles at your own risk.

ARTICLES
Engine
    Toyota 22RE 140 amp Alternator Upgrade (by Albin, off-site)
    318/360 Roller Rocker Upgrade
    318/360 Timing Chain Replacement
(includes water pump repl.)
    318/360 Rear Main Seal Replacement
(includes oil pump repl.)
    Fan Clutch Replacement
    Thermostat Replacement
    Exhasut Manifold Replacement
    K&N GenII Install
    Jacobs Ultra Team Ignition Install
    MSD 6A/Blaster Coil Install
Drivetrain
    Ford 9" Shaft Removal
    Ford HP Dana 60 Swap into Dodge Ram
    Dana 44 Manual Hub Rebuild
    Double Cardan Joint (CV) Rebuild
    D44 Lock-Right Install
    D44 Axle Seal Replacement
    4x4Posi-Lock Installation
    Dodge Ram Rear Disk Conversion
    Hub and Axle Joint Replacement
    Caliper Replacement
    Transmission Cooler and Remote Filter
    Automatic Transmission Service
    Differential Service
    Replacing Wheelstuds
Suspension/Chassis
    1-Ton Steering Upgrade
    Steering Box Rebuild
    Ball Joint Replacement
    DT Track Bar Install
    3" Performance Accessories Body Lift Install
    3" Pro-Comp Lift Kit Installation
Other
    Toyota Dual Battery Install, Part 1 (by Albin, off-site)
    Front Hitch Install
    Evap Canister Relocate
    Custom Bezel Install
    Hand Throttle Install
    OnBoard Air Install (York)
    OnBoard Air Install (12V Comp)
    Air Horn Installation
    Stainless Braided Brake Line Upgrade
    JL Audio StealthBox Install
    Dodge Ram Custom Console
    Mopar Tow Hook Install


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