David W S

I'm not quite sure what you're looking for on this. The Colorado is a smaller truck. It can't pull or carry as much. It gets better gas mileage than the V8s and is easier to drive in town. It does well towing with things under 6k. I've had 3500HDs, 2500HDs, 1500s and one other Colorado. I like the Colorado better than the larger trucks for 99.9% of what I do. If you're pulling larger loads, however... it's not even close.

Well, this is timely! I decided to skim through the forums today. I've been having this problem since I bought the truck 2 months ago. I knew it had to be exhaust related as it came from the back of the truck (even when not in motion). It did not occur to me they'd put a spring loaded valve in the exhaust line. That just seems silly.

@Csjumper2003 I'd be very curious what option truck you're staring with (I have an LT1) and what was in place. What is the part number of the fuse block you installed? Were the wires between the driver's fuse block and the plug for the over head console in place? Were the wires that go from the overhead console plug to the instrument panel in place? Where the wires that went from the instrument panel to the rh fuse box in place? Were the wires that went from the rh fuse box to the <motor location> in place? I can't imagine #5 was present. If not... did you simply have to add those two wires from the fuse block back to the motor location? Pictures would be awesome. I just swapped out my overhead console for one with HomeLink and it also had the rear window button. A button that does nothing is not sitting well with me. I'm just glad I didn't buy a console with the sunroof buttons, too.

What drop size and kit did you go with for that? It's perfect.

I repaired the seats on my 2001 Tahoe using the seat shop products. The important thing to remember is that replacing the skin without replacing the foam below is seldom a good solution. I did the lower cover and foam as well as the upper and everything came out great. They have very good videos on things. I did an upgrade on leather. I've heard that cloth upgrades are a bit more complicated and are aided greatly by using a steamer. These covers aren't cheap, but they're of the highest quality you'll find.