Black02Silverado

I don't have a HD but do have E rated tires and have kept them at 40psi all around and have 70k miles on them. Michelin LTX M/S2s. I do tow a 4k trailer monthly.

Hasn't anyone learned anything from watching "The Walking Dead"? Not one episode did they ever mention not having toilet paper!!!!!

Looks great. Can you give me a ballpark of what it cost? I'm wanting to get that done as well.

Did you do the floor or did you have it done? If you did it what did you use? Looks good.

No. I have a 2019, I have been lazy and not gotten around to putting it in my info below my avatar. My main concern was loosing blind spot alert in the mirror going from the regular mirrors to the towing.

Great. Then I need the mirrors off a 2020 High Country it seems. Now the question is if I can get them and the harness for everything to work just like my non-towing mirrors do.

Plenty of room in that new man cave.

Not sure if this has been asked but with the HC does it have the blind spot monitoring and the yellow light in the mirrors?

Just a thought but just because it is fairly new doesn't mean it is good. You can have it checked. Where did you get it from?

No issues. I had it done at 10k on the Burb and it now has 60k. I did due a pan drop and filter change at 55k since it was the original filter.

Here in N.C. I had the transmission on our 2016 Suburban's fluid exchanged. No pan drop, just fluid exchange. I provided the AMSOIL fluid and they did the work. Cost me $100.

How far out do they extend?

Actually, that 2.8 was a tough engine. I've know of several that had gone over 200k with no issues.

There is an inspection port so to speak on the side basically where a dipstick tube would go. There is a plug over it. Could pull the plug to check.

What does the fluid look like? At that temp like posted above I would think it would have effected the color and no longer be a nice pink color.

The quality control in the product is one thing. Every batch is equal to the last. Being a smaller company compared to the likes of Mobil, AMSOIL strives to product a high quality product. Don't get me wrong, Mobil 1 isn't bad but for the high volume of oil they put out the quality between batch's can vary. Another aspect is AMSOIL covers all their products with their own warranty and stands behind it and have been since they came on the market back in 1972.

You need to use AMSOIL's Upper Cylinder Lubricant instead of Lucas's.

That doesn't sound right. If it truly was that high something is wrong. I would think it would have thrown a code. How long of a drive in the deep snow?

I'm going to take my 2019 in and have the dealer exchange the transmission fluid with AMSOIL ATL here within the next month or so. I'm at 7,500 miles now and this is the same mileage I had it done on my 2002 silverado and our 2016 Suburban. I've had the fluid in my 2002 in for 100k and did a UOA and it was still in great shape. I just dropped the pan and changed out the filter and topped back off with fluid. I also tow a 4k lbs trailer monthly with it. Granted it is only a 4sp and I keep it in 3rd most of the time to keep from going in and out of OD on on the interstate but the transmission temp stays around 189°F this is with a stock trans cooler.

Why is it stating component type as a transmission and not the engine?

Nice!

Agree, only downfall is you can't clean the magnet.

Yes, the same as my 2002 Silverado which has a drain plug in the bottom of the rear diff. It sure makes changing the fluid an easy job.

I can get you a sample pump from AMSOIL. Looks exactly the same as this and works the same where the sample bottles screw to the bottom $25 for the pump.

Jay I can help you with any AMSOIL you would want I can even set you up as a Preferred Customer so you can purchase at the wholesale price. PM me if you are interested. I can send a quote delivered to your door.