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Added some LED engine bay lights. Went with a sealed push button vs pressure switch (since I don't need a light every time I open the hood)

Installed the painted tow hooks! I like it! Don’t worry about the grease smudge on the skid, I’m getting it washed now Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Not my truck, but had a local member come by today to install Illuminated Door Handles. I bought his rear bumper from him some time ago. His truck is bad ass! Before: After: Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

7 shy of 15K posts... couldn't resist.

New wheels showed

Add me to the troubled condenser list... About a month ago I was driving to work on a sticky Houston night, about ~75*f or so with probably 80% humidity when I noticed that my A/C was not blowing cold. So I double checked that my temps knobs were set right along with the blend door adjustment. Once I checked all that I knew the A/C was not working. So when I got to work I checked the compressor and saw that the clutch was engaged, so that was interesting. Took it to a buddy that has a machine to recover any freon left in the system and the machine recovered very little, less than an ounce. I thought that was weird due to the clutch still being engaged with such low freon levels. So we filled it back up and put some dye in it and all was good. This past Thursday I went to drive to work and my A/C was no longer working so after work when I got home, I was able to find the leak. And wouldn't you know it, it's the condenser (thank you GM). I was scheduled to go out of town on Friday morning and since I work night shift when I got off of work it was Friday morning. So I start tearing it down to pull the condenser out only to get it out and find that no part store or dealer has the part as they are on national back order. So I am pretty pissed off at this point, put it all back together vacuum the system and charge it and the A/C worked great. Although risky, I took it out of town 4 hours away, stayed out there for 2 days and drove it back home, about 500 miles of driving. A/c worked great the whole time and the next day it went out again, but this time I just added a little freon back in the system to hold me over. A dealer near me just received 8 condensers today so I picked one up but it hurt, $400 for the condenser and two seals (rip off). I have worked on some a/c systems before but I am by no means an ASE certified mechanic. My question is how should I go about adding oil to the system. When I took the condenser off the first time I lost some oil and when I went to replace it, I poured some oil in one end and then it started to come out of the other. I have seen some people use a syringe type tool to add oil in the system after it is charged but I have seen people just poor oil in the system before putting it back together. I am a little unsure how to go about adding oil back into the system. GM says to add 2oz into the system after replacing the condenser but if more comes out then to go with that amount. So I will be adding at least 2 oz, just asking the best way to go about this. Any help would be great, also I am trying to get a video of my leak uploaded, so once that happens I will upload it here.

Oh crap!! Functional scoop?!

I know it’s a fake scoop but it does look mean on the truck!!

Threw on some Dub future wheels. 22x9.5 +30 with 265/40/22 Nitto 420s tires. Drop is IHC 5/7, the front dropped slightly less than 5.

Has anyone noticed that "What have you done to your K2 today?" is on its ONE THOUSANDTH page?!?!? Congrats to "block8head" for starting it way back on Jan 15th, 2014.

2016 Elevation Sent from my Pixel 2 using Tapatalk

The black running board. NO QUESTION.

No longer a 1500 but it still counts right? Got my headlights/taillights swapped over finally. As you can see I dont even have the tag yet and was taking care of the important parts first lol.

My 2018 has an anti-sleep function and built-in seat and steering wheel massage. To activate the anti-sleep function, just get up to cruising speed on the highway. The vibrating and deep cabin rumble will keep anyone awake. The massage function is on any time the truck is rolling, it massages your back , butt and legs and the steering wheel vibrations take care of your hands. The transmission clunking kicks in ever now and again just to be sure you aren't asleep.

Sitting at the seawall the other day

You’re welcome!!!

2017 RCSB 1500 WT, replaced my 17 Taco

Installed...thanks Chris White!

I guess diode must not have been making contact. Works great now took me a few tries and a few bent up diodes but I got it. Also diode placement is the same on 2018 jumped 10 and 18. Thanks guys.

I removed mine and made a piece to fill the center. The huge chrome piece was the main reason I removed it.