Tyler Gibbs

Installed mine today. Wasn't bad at all, took about 15-20mins or so, had to get up off the ground and get a socket or two so that took some time. But yeah, not bad.

It comes with directions but yes, generally, it's the same. Also, get you the dipstick stuff to install dipstick so you have one.

yup https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/price-of-amsoil-going-up-at-midnight.407860/

Yes, thats the PPE pan. Or if one wanted a little cheaper and the raw finish: https://www.jegs.com/i/PPE-Power/795/128051900/10002/-1

Better than stock but that's like putting lipstick on a pig

This. Amsoil SVG is top tier. The only other fluid I would run would be HPL for the diffs. Transfer case, any ole Dex-VI works fine. Walmart has the Valvoline red and blue bottles. Or you could go with Amsoil as well.

That thang looks pretty stinkin beefy. The drop-in plug and play is amazing as well. I think that's a winner.

I got the Z71 one to go with my Z71....gotten a few compliments on it so far from people that knew it wasn't factory but couldn't put their finger on it lol

Whilst not the same vehicle or system, our 2019 Honda Odyssey brakes were doing a similar thing. It would take 2-3 pumps to get them to engage 100%. If you put the pedal down, it was like they were 25-50% of normal. Dealer did a brake fluid flush as there was a TSB, no change. It wasn't until I put new brake pads on that they finally started working correctly. I changed out the rotors after that as well. Been going good for a year now. In the future, any brake issues like that, brake pads and/or rotors will be the 1st thing checked.

My last couple sets I got from RockAuto

Have you tried hooking up the plow whilst the truck is already in 4hi/lo?

https://www.gmpartsdirect.com/oem-parts/gm-tire-pressure-monitoring-system-sensor-replaces-part-number-13598772-13540601 Tire Pressure Monitoring System Sensor (Replaces Part Number 13598772) - GM (13540601)

Falken Wildpeak Toyo OC 3 Cooper Discoverer Yokohama GO15 Michelin Defenders Contintental H/T TerrainContact Mickey Thompson Baja those are the top tires nowadays

I know this post is from 2020 but when my 2018 was in the shop in July for this, the GM dealer said it was becoming more increasingly common. As well as the hood sensor/switch failing.

Yup, this.