I had these nice WeatherTech No-Drill Mud Flaps for a year on my 2016 GMC Sierra 2500HD and decided to go a different route. Complete set, both front, both rear, non-dually WeatherTech part numbers 110036-120036. *** Please verify fitment, thank you. ***
* MAKE OFFER * (they retail brand new for $75)
I recently purchased this Magnaflow 12909 3.5" muffler for my 2016 GMC Sierra 2500HD 6.0L gas crew cab. Cut the stock exhaust off right after the rear weld before the stock hanger. I purchased an intermediate pipe (36.5" long from face of flange to end of pipe) so this center-in/offset-out muffler would fit perfectly.
I only put on about 100 miles with this exhaust installed but I decided to go a different route so this muffler, two (2) 3.5" stainless band clamps, and 3.5" intermediate pipe are now for sale.
$200 shipped to lower 48
Hey Mike,
Great info. My issue was only observed b/w 60-70 until it was fixed. How would you go about reprogramming this, can it be corrected via Custom Tune or more specific physical component?
My issue hasn't come back (yet), I'm at 37K.
Andy
Sad to say, 18k miles after getting PIT5501F done, my steering is loose again Going to make appt to get it done again, or is there a newer update to this?
I'm hesitant to take mine in if there's not a proven fix yet, just temporary band-aids. Serious, how is this not a safety recall?!
BTW, it was really fun pulling my 30' travel trailer last weekend, steering was all over the road!
I recently passed 9k miles (Flint built '16 SierraHD) and my steering is not as tight as it used to be. Here's a quick video I took, is this what others are experiencing?