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Brian Lindsey

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  1. you have 4 pages of suggestions , im not going to read all that , im thinking clogged cat
  2. i would guess they are the same , they go on either side and do the same exact job ,
  3. i agree , bad head gasket , it is not blown yet , but if not taken care of , it will get worse, those sealer products may work , but only a temp fix, my advise is do it right once
  4. there are online places that sell you that information , i think they charge 5.00 for two build sheets, i found them through the GMT-400 forum
  5. did you put oil on bolt threads , and under head washer , that helps even out the torque
  6. it's easy to remove , just a vent hose on back , check it for being clogged,
  7. if you look at your haynes manual , chapter 2a, page 2a-2 specifications , middle of that page has torque specs for exhaust manifolds
  8. according to alldata , 2 passes 11ftlb first pass , second pass 22 ftlb flange stud nut 47 ftlb
  9. i would check wrecking yards, probably in the south , as they last longer and still around
  10. do you have the correct tire size , has rear diff been changed , if not speedo should be with in 5 mph of actual , mine runs 3-4 miles slow
  11. same year same cluster
  12. this is just my opinion , based on almost logic , the engine should not start and run , because the computer controls the whole truck engine , transmission , everything , no computer no start or run
  13. i would go on line and compare lift kits for both see if they are the same , i think that is your best option
  14. there are several companies that can fix your gauge cluster , i had mine done from a company in florida , but i know of another company in new york state, and im thinking another is in washington state, i know the first two , but third one i had just heard about it
  15. i just looked on my all data, and you are correct cam sensor is on back of engine in distributor , and that is the knock sensor , , my mistake
  16. does it have a tow package ?, if it does , just run in tow mode , if not 1000 miles of flat land you should be fine in drive , drive speed limits and watch your temp gauge, check trans fluid when getting gas, and check dipstick for burn smell
  17. both wires off switch re hot and ground , they reverse polarity when switch goes up or down , the ground for that would be one of the 18 grounds on the truck , probably drivers side under dash somewhere
  18. on the side in front of starter would be the cam sensor
  19. bell housings might bolt up different, and thats all the changes im aware of
  20. fyi , its almost never the ecm , what he is describing sounds to me like a short in the wiring , or maybe a bad ground, check your powers and grounds and i think you will find your problem
  21. your axle is probably moving side to side , im guessing only , but i would say you have a bad axle or bad bearings for the axle
  22. if your looking for metal bracket , junkyard is your only hope , but if you just need the clips , they are still available, if your brackets are broken , can they be welded back together
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