Yustinaaron

I pulled the trigger on them. The factory lights are a vast difference coming from a 19 Texas edition to 14 high country

Do you have any pics of the headlights?

Does it hurt not to get the aftermarket projectors? I'm looking to buy this setup https://www.fastheadlights.com/mobile/product.aspx?ProductCode=buy_hid_kit&404;http://www.fastheadlights.com:80/product-p/buy_hid_kit.htm= I just got a 2014 Silverado High Country that has factory projectors in it, but halogen lights are booboo.

I've found that when I fill up on fuel the gas gauge is off. I've pumped gas until the pump clicks, waited a full minute, put more in as much as possible. The gas gauge never shows full tank. Does this have to do with me switching the "Best fuel economy" from the last 50 miles to the last 25 miles, or vise versa?

I'm curious about this too, as I have no clue how to access this feature. It's annoying that such a useful feature is not detailed anywhere. I thought the LED light on the tailgate was a camera, but slowly figured out that it was a light that comes on with the cargo light/bed LEDs. For future reference, when you turn on the cargo lights they automatically go off when truck is put in drive but come on the next time truck is parked.

1. The remote start run time is exceeds 9 minutes, which was the run time on my old 14 Z71. Does anyone know how long this run time is? I've let it go up to 11 minutes before I've started the 19 LT Texas Edition. 2. NOT COOL FEATURE: AC dripping on exhaust sound. What's up with this? 3. Emergency brake turns on on its own sometimes when I park. Is this common to other 19 Silverado users? The push button E brake is cool.

Slick, man! I had those on my 14 z. Those are the best steps in the angled look.

Papa's got a brand new bag

Well, how'd your install go?

Very tough look bud! How do you like the 6.2L?

A big bottle and little bottle of refrigerant seems like a lot. I've replaced the condenser, compressor, and radiator and didn't use more than 2 small bottles of refrigerant, plus the compressor oil. How can I tell if I need more refrigerant (other than the AC not cooling)???

Unfortunately my 2014 Z's AC compressor cracked. I'm just glad it didn't crap out in August. Got a quote for $1700+ to replace the compressor, condenser, and flush the system including the evaporator. Looks like I'm going to tackle this project myself. What's the worse that could happen? Has anyone here replaced a condenser on their own?

Stick a fork in both of them ?

The revamped line of Colorados reminds me of small off-road trucks like the old tacomas and nissans

That's the first I've heard of the diesel Colorado! Those look badass. Like a mini raptor . I bet they're fun as hell to drive.