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My truck currently has 87xx on it. About 3500 of those miles are from me. I figured it’d take some time for it to act normal but I thought I’d be past that period by now.Oh didn’t read whole thing- both trucks didn’t wake up until about 4K miles
tranny does have learning algorithm....the truck wants 93, dont run 87, my 2018 ran like DOGSHIT initially w/ an old stale tank of 87 got better & better after each tank of 93
my 2020 tranny didn’t start acting normal til 3k miles
drive it HARD & let it warm
Up before ya do, it’ll start to loosen up I’m sure
You were speed drunk.
Your 20 is just as quick.I thought that too that’s why I’ve waited 3500 miles before coming to a conclusion. I really started to take note of how the transmissions shift differently and how difficult it is for me to break the tires loose now. I recognize the butt dyno can be off but there’s more too it than it just feels slower.
It wasn’t really my choice to get rid of the 2019 someone not paying attention at the red light kinda did that for me. And yeah I’m confused as well as I was expecting (and hoping for) similar driving experiences
Because the truck drove fine on 89. Actually better than the 20 on premium (91, 93 where available)If you know that using shit gas isn’t good for the truck, why are you doing it?
Because the truck drove fine on 89. Actually better than the 20 on premium (91, 93 where available)
Because the truck drove fine on 89. Actually better than the 20 on premium (91, 93 where available)