Puro Mobile Repair Service LLC

03/19/2026

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03/19/2026

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03/19/2026

Ever wondered about that coolant hose connected to your throttle body? It's there to keep the throttle body cool. We're removing the intake manifold and showing you how this hose connects to the radiator, making sure it's reattached correctly when we put things back together. maintenance

03/19/2026

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03/19/2026

The rain is making this job a bit tough, but the canopy is on its way to save the day. We've also got an oil pan job to tackle. Stick around, we've got plenty of projects coming your way!

03/18/2026

The rain seems to have stopped, but we're approaching this situation with caution. Can't afford to have all the tools get rained on again. It's still a little wet out there, but nothing too crazy right now.

03/18/2026

We're out here in Dallas, Texas, doing all mobile work. Every day is a new job, so you never know what's next. This is the on-the-fly grind.

03/18/2026

Replacing old O2 and knock sensor wires with brand new ones. Brand new connections and prongs mean this should be a solid fix. repair maintenance tips

03/18/2026

Working on a 2005 Silverado Crew Cab with the 5.3 LS engine. We're taking off the intake for a full tune-up and also replacing the oil pan gasket.

03/18/2026

Brand new knock sensors and a harness from TRQ. See how to easily release the clip on your 5.3 LS motor's knock sensor. Squeeze the outside of the clip to open it up and it should release.

03/18/2026

03/18/2026

Working on your knock sensors? Super important to protect those engine heads from debris. Stuffing shop towels in the intake holes is a crucial step. Keep your engine clean and running smoothly!