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CbraSvt01

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About CbraSvt01

  • Birthday 11/08/1982

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  • Name
    Michael
  • Location
    Broken Arrow, OK
  • Gender
    Male
  • Drives
    2014 GMC SIERRA 1500

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  1. Before and after pictures... 2 inch Rough Country Level, AMP power steps with stainless trim, Bridgestone Dueler 275/60/20
  2. I'd still have them attempt to fix it. My seat had bad movement, tried the hose clamp fixed and it worked well for the side to side motion, However, the seat still felt loose at times. The dealership installed new clips (yes the white clips in question)...so far so good, the seat is does not move and has an overall more solid feel to it.
  3. Is this just an SLT issue? I've driven an SLE for a few weeks as a service loaner and never noticed movement in the seat. Come to think of it, the truck as a whole felt much more solid with no squeaks or rattles. I sometimes wish I just would have got cloth seats...
  4. That's the perfect look, exactly what I want.
  5. Just called the number listed for GM and checked my VIN for recalls. The lady could find nothing associated with my car, she opened a case for me and took the campaign and recall number. Apparently the higher ups are suppose to look into it....worthless.
  6. I like that setup, looks good!
  7. I want to do a leveling kit on my 4x2 but I definitely don't want the "offroad" look...just a nice level stance (maybe a tad lower in the front). I personally hate the stock LS2 tires on my 20s, will the factory 275/55/20 look odd once the level kit is installed? I really don't want a wider tire, but a more aggressive tread pattern that still rides smooth would be great. I wish my truck came with the Wranglers, I think that's a good looking tire...just didn't know what you guys recommended brand and size wise.
  8. Ughhh, I know the feeling all too well. At least it's under warranty for the meant time. I will unfortunately be selling this truck as soon as the odo hits 36k.
  9. Side to side mostly, although it did feel like it stiffened the seat up altogether as a whole. I still think adjusting it until you find the sweet spot has worked the best for me. Going on a week with no movement...
  10. I hear ya brother, all work no play.
  11. I know it's ridiculous, but try the hose clamp fix. It helps with most of the movement...the squeaking was driving my nuts however. Before I brought it into service I removed the hose clamps so they would not have a reason to blame me for anything. I guess I will see how long the seat stays sturdy until my parts come in.
  12. Parts have been ordered to fix my seat as well. Before I brought it into service my seat was shifting from side to side and squeaked every time I shifted my weight. Funny thing is, since they "looked" at the issue my seat no longer moves and the noises are gone. I will say this for those with the issue...try raising and lowering your seat height. I messed around with different settings and found that certain seat heights were sturdier than others. I would raise and lower the seat, shift my weight violently from the side to side to encourage movement, then set my memory seats to the setting that didn't move. Sounds crazy and shouldn't be necessary for a 46k truck, but whatever works at this point is better than nothing.
  13. Steel wool (0000 grade), and a good foaming glass cleaners works well.
  14. Love that look! Can't wait to see, keep us updated!
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