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7.3 survival kit
Hey guys,
Once I get my tool box I am going to put a box of spare parts in it. This is what I'm thinking Extra fan belt 1 Gal of motor oil CPS O ring kit for fuel bowl Duct tape Electrical tape pack of fuses 1 Gal distilled water 5 Gal can of diesel Basic pack of tools anything else you guys can think of? |
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Thats a pretty good plan there.
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a tow strap so you can pull out all the stuck chevys
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That should take care of it, what kind of journey are you planning? Going cross country?
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Add a gallon of coolant to the list and the tow strap and you should be set to survive world war 3 with a 7.3
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Wire brush or sand paper for cleaning battery cables etc.
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Looks like a good collection. With the fuses it always seems like I blow the one I don't have, so just be sure to have at least one of everything, both the big and little ones. I try to keep a can of fix a flat or something in there, mainly because I don't have a spare that is big enough, and sometimes it's a lot easier than trying to jack it up and change a tire in 2ft of snow, and it could get you to a tire store hopefully.
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Get some tie wire and baling twine and throw in there too. You can fix serious stuff with enough wraps of either.
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Coat hanger in case your EBPV gets stuck
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The # of a guy with a 6.0 so he can tow you home.......
Sorry guys, couldnt resist |
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