What did you do to your Tow Vehicle today?

[Old Blue]

Loaded bikes and Kayaks for a week at the beach and some Lakes

[TEBechtold]

Oil change, fuel filter change and tire rotation.

[Blue Deuce]

Got a few items added to the Ram 2500!

Added side steps:



Tonneau cover:



BedRug:

[Kellys]

Changed the oil and put gas in it

[Dagwood]

Washed it after 12 nights of camping @ 4 Different Campgrounds and 2300 KM towing my X20E.

Thanks to TOM TOM, I even got some off road action on some good ol Ontario Dirt/mud Roads with very Steep Hill climbs in the Collingwood area, hence the reason to wash both TV and TT when I got home.

[milw156]

Washed the truck after getting pummeled over a 4100 mile trip to South Dakota. The white truck is white again.

[SmokerBill]

Changed out the front brake pads (last Saturday). The originals still had a lot of life after 64K miles, but were kind of glazed and one of them had some damage from a rock or something. I put on some Autozone cheapies ($24 for two wheels), figuring the softer semi-metallic pads would wear into the slightly worn rotors better than harder, quality pads.

Definite improvement, and glad my dad taught me how to work on vehicles. Comes in handy, even if getting down on my knees is a pain in the ..... now that I'm older.

[okraman]

Took it on a short trip to look at a new 5th wheel. Filled it up with diesel about 50 miles from home.. A block from the house the warning light (with chimes) came on, advising of water in the fuel filter/water seperator. Drained the water from the system. First time since I've had Ram CTD's (4 years) that I've ever had that happen.

[campingn.c.]

Put on four new Cooper AT3's

[edatlanta]

My a/c has been acting up for a while. It would suddenly blow hot air out of the driver side a/c vents. I would have to stop and turn off the ignition and restart to get it back to normal. I finally broke down yesterday and took it in. The driver's side a/c actuator is failing. I pick it up this morning with a new one.

[Flipside]

I got a brand new 2014 Chevy 2500 Crew cab. I had 3 dealerships looking for one. They have to go 6hrs to pick it up. It was the last one around.

Joel

[popjim52]

Added stepbars and a Mopar Bedrug...

[Kellys]

Put gas in it today,ummm wish it would stop needing that

[edatlanta]

I had the driver's side a/c actuator replaced. It had been occasionally starting to blow hot air on the driver's side. To reset it I had to turn off the ignition and start it up again. It would never test "bad" at the dealers, but it just "had to" be the problem so I told the dealer to just replace it regardless of how it tested. It tested good, but after it was removed and tested on the bench it was in fact not working correctly. This type of problem is a real pain, but all it working great now.

[Crabman]

Washed the big red sled. Applied "Wipe New" to the black plastic trim. Looks good now. Will see if it lasts 2 years as adveritised.

[Diesel Donnie]

Had the glow plug module replaced- Didn't know it was bad until the tech told me before he replaced a speed sensor on the Allison- Also had both batteries replaced as they were more than 4 years old- Getting ready to go south for the winter- Sure don't want any problems when we are towing the Eagle- JMHO- DD

[Camper_bob]

Aired the tires back down for non-towing conditions, filled the washer fluid, wiped down the interior surfaces with my California Duster, cleaned the inside of the windshield, had the inspection and registration renewed, then had a great little road trip to see some family and get some free baby stuff for the newbie!

[WVDusty]

Installed a draw-tite flip over ball gooseneck hitch. It was not as easy as they show on-line but it wasn't to bad 4 hours start to finish.

[krsmitty]

Had a broken connector on my windshield washer hose. Replaced the connector and rerouted the hose.

[edatlanta]

Changed the oil and filter. Now ready for my next trip in 13 days.