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silveradosid

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  1. i just changed the rear diff in a 2005 sierra 1500 with a diff out of a 1999 chev 1500 both trucks had the same rpo codes, just had to switch backing plates because the 99 had rear disk and the 2005 had drum brakes
  2. by the picture there is lights on your heater control maybe loose connection
  3. will not damage your engine
  4. a friend of mine 2014 denali rear door peeled in the same spot as yours he went to the dealer and they fixed his no charge and he had no warrenty
  5. thanks newdude
  6. i hope some one can make a suggestion my 2014 chev 5.3 6 speed does the same thing
  7. i read in the bilstein thread that the top of the shock doesnt have enough threads to compress the bushing properly you have to add a washer to the top to correct the popping noise
  8. you probably could i have never tried
  9. no the mounting base is different
  10. did they say what compromised it. i would either go to another dealership or local garage that has scanning equipment to diagnos the problem while driving the vehicle
  11. because the lift changes the angle of the uca and the ball joint is at the wrong angle. the new uca the end where the ball joint sits is angled to compensate for this
  12. worked with automotive a/c for over 30 years if the leak is where the cooling fins are attached it is not repairable and no jb weld will not fix this . when it is hot out there can be up to 275 psi in the condensor depending on how the high pressure switch is working
  13. if you go 3 inches then you should upgrade the uca's
  14. sound like a faulty switch
  15. the charging cycle is temperature related . a cold battery does not charge very well, below 45 degrees mine stays at 14 when it gets to 60 it will stay just under 14 and when it get to 70 and above it will always be just above the 12 volt range. i think gm does this because the hotter the temperature the faster the chemical reaction is in the battery which makes them sulfate and boil of the chemical in the battery which shortens the life of the battery
  16. my 2014 has broke once replaced it and it has been fine looking at your picture looks like you got some extra sealing foam around your tailgate this might be putting to much pressure on that cheap piece of plastic
  17. except for the front looks just like my 2014 love the white
  18. as it says on theLifetime, 1 time custom re-flash to the original purchaser. Do not let the dealer re-program this HMI module. website 

  19. have they checked the belt tensioner for a broken spring it can still have tension with a broken spring but it will rattle
  20. i had to nut and bolt mine 3 months ago 2014 chev
  21. i now have 110 kilometers or 70 k miles on my truck and the vibration at 70 k or 45 mph is so bad that i have to drive my truck in manual mode. when the truck shifts from v8 to v4 the rpms jump almost 200 rpms and does the same when it shifts back to v8. is this normal for the rpms to be jumping up and down like this also in v4 mode the rpms fluctuate about 50 rpm all the time
  22. I had the same problem with locking what I found was the arm on the handle was binding I loosen the screw a little and now it works fine
  23. great work phil now i know the wiring i am going to modify for a drop down step for my mother she is 93 and has hard time getting in to the truck thanks again phil
  24. i bought my range device used so no warranty i took the range apart and mounted a switch from an old laptop in the range device
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