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willyr1er

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    Nick
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    South FL
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    2014 Silverado 1500 2WD

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  1. Trying to find out if there’s any good brand of retractable bed cover that has the pocket holes for the bed grap hole exposed. New AT4!!
  2. Good to hear, thanks! I keep looking on my driveway every day for the leak to start again.
  3. So far the RTV in the hole has held up and no leaks since. Ive put on a good 500 miles on it. I'll just ride it out until it starts up again.
  4. That's good to hear. Any idea how long the yoke is with out pulling the driveshaft? For now I just plugged the hole in the middle where it was leaking with some RTV, I dont know how this will effect the transmission but for now it has stopped the leak. I found a few sites where other have done the same, some people said not to because it is a vent hole. Hope the RTV keeps working until I can start to pull it apart looking for a bad O-ring.
  5. I'm measuring about 2.75" from the cover. Photo attached Is this too much?
  6. So I have a new problem that started about a week ago. The transmission slip yoke is leaking from the small hole at the U-joint. The rear seal is bone dry so I know that's good and not the issue. From what I can find online, I have a bad O-ring in the tail shaft. Anyone else ever has this issue and if so what was the corrective action? My truck is also has 5" lift blocks in the back, not sure if maybe I don't have enough engagement for the slip yoke? whats the best way to measure?
  7. Yea, just a matte black solid cover in the middle with the bowtie removed.
  8. Added some new graphics to the truck bed. Matte Black, its hard to get a real good angle to show it off. I like it!
  9. Yes, please post the measurements if you have them. I had my front brake line spring a leak on my prior 03 Silverado, not fun when your pedal is on the floor and your not slowing. I would rather have the extra protection of steel braided vs rubber. Side note: Steel braided lines are my first upgrade on every sportbike I have owned.
  10. If you find a good kit, post a link.
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