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Re: Oiling my truck [Re: AJE] #7348280
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Are you spraying older Toyota chassis? They has a recall I think.

Re: Oiling my truck [Re: AJE] #7348286
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Mine is a Chev Silverado.

Some vehicle makes are certainly designed better, but our winter road salt is sure hard on vehicles

Re: Oiling my truck [Re: AJE] #7348380
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I can see some oil remaining in places on suspension an frame where used fluid film in may , some wash off, plan on do better job later in month or Oct , probly well take half a day at least to do

Re: Oiling my truck [Re: AJE] #7348430
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Yes, it is a slow process to do it right, Coonman.

I have rubbed grease on the fendors before. Sometimes I can't decide whether to use oil or grease. I tend to lean more towards oil it seems.

Re: Oiling my truck [Re: AJE] #7348453
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Burnt Cylinder Oil (used motor oil) is tops for rust-proofing....Wiped down rusty traps not in use with it years ago, they still look great.


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Re: Oiling my truck [Re: AJE] #7348581
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I just got 1 -$11 small aerosol can of fluid film for in holes, the rest is 5/8 gallon can leftover an have put on paint brush , not spend $50 bucks on lil aerosol cans it like last fall, spent $45 on gallon last spring but pretty thick stuff

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Re: Oiling my truck [Re: AJE] #7362671
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Gonna start fluid film on Sunday with paint brush, maybe get close half done

Re: Oiling my truck [Re: AJE] #7362677
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I think you got it figured out, Dave. Good job. You want to do my dad's truck once you are done with yours?


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Re: Oiling my truck [Re: coonman220] #7362786
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Originally Posted by coonman220
I just got 1 -$11 small aerosol can of fluid film for in holes, the rest is 5/8 gallon can leftover an have put on paint brush , not spend $50 bucks on lil aerosol cans it like last fall, spent $45 on gallon last spring but pretty thick stuff

They make Fluid Film Black now, better formula. And you're paying too much for your Fluid Film. $ 8.95 for the Aerosol and $38.00 for a gallon.


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Re: Oiling my truck [Re: AJE] #7362832
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I have a Fluid Film Sprayer…..you pour the product in the canister ….put the air line to it…and blast away ![Linked Image]

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Re: Oiling my truck [Re: AJE] #7362956
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I got gallon it an thick

Re: Oiling my truck [Re: AJE] #7365223
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Spent all afternoon an got whole pickup done underside with brush an spray can, watch out overspray is hard do, got some exhaust an wipe off rag with lil go jo on it an dry rag, a sprayer on hoist be best as hard get inside of frame in holes real good, are fuel lines oil resistant ? I got some on plastic lines but on big rubber line go to tank , not supposed get it on non oil resistant rubber as cause swelling , from in April some old oil left an flake off rust from old oil an pentrate good now metal

Re: Oiling my truck [Re: AJE] #7365295
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Nice part about oil is it creeps into tight spots

Re: Oiling my truck [Re: AJE] #7365298
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Originally Posted by AJE
our winter road salt is sure hard on vehicles


I have a gravel driveway and only just recently noticed the white footprints left behind where we park from the winter salt and calcium chloride dripping off the vehicles. Been here ten years and this is the first time it ever jumped out at me. That's last winters residue.

Re: Oiling my truck [Re: coonman220] #7365401
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Originally Posted by coonman220
Spent all afternoon an got whole pickup done underside with brush an spray can, watch out overspray is hard do, got some exhaust an wipe off rag with lil go jo on it an dry rag, a sprayer on hoist be best as hard get inside of frame in holes real good, are fuel lines oil resistant ? I got some on plastic lines but on big rubber line go to tank , not supposed get it on non oil resistant rubber as cause swelling , from in April some old oil left an flake off rust from old oil an pentrate good now metal

Great job, Dave.


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Re: Oiling my truck [Re: run] #7365411
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I recently had my 2014- F350 superduty oiled up ...
I used a company called Rust Kote , they did a great job ..
The product smells like fluid film ..
I will do this annually..gotta help ..

Re: Oiling my truck [Re: AJE] #7365431
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This oiling has to be done when you buy a new vehicle….or at the most a 2-3 year old vehicle. Heck ….Iam seeing rust bubbles on 2017 Chevy …Dodge and other vehicles. And you aluminum Ford guys still need to oil the frames and gas and brakes and tranny lines too. [Linked Image]

This pic was taken 2 years ago of a 2011 Dodge Truck….


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Re: Oiling my truck [Re: AJE] #7375540
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I've never used Fluid Film. I see it is quite expensive. What would be the benefit of using Fluid Film over motor oil?

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Originally Posted by AJE
I've never used Fluid Film. I see it is quite expensive. What would be the benefit of using Fluid Film over motor oil?


Got a price here….34.00 per gallon…Fluid film has lanolin in it….won’t harm rubber bushings . But hey….spraying something under your truck/ car is better than nothing


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Just ask Dave for details on fluid film. He knows more about it than I ever wanted to know.


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