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I did a thread a week ago on pinstripes I figured out they are painted on pinstripes not decal. I took eraser wheel to them and it didn't do anything. Is there a way to take off painted pinstripes off without damaging paint? Also how do I know if they are under clear coat?? Did they do many chevy trucks with painted pinstripes. It's a 2016.
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Our 2015 Yukon Denali we just bought with 101k miles on it, it rides a little rough. We have driven a tahoe before and it hasn't felt this bad. After doing some research I am finding out the magnetic ride suspension goes bad pretty quickly and becomes a rough ride. I saw somewhere that some people were removing the magnetic ride suspension on denalis and replacing it with the regular suspension thats on the lower trims of yukons and tahoes. Has anyone here done this? If so any issues caused by doing this? Also if anyone has done this, I would be interested in finding out exactly what parts are the best to swap to the regular suspension (part numbers etc.), as there are many different part numbers for the same shocks on gm's parts website, wouldn't know exactly what to start with when it comes to converting the magnetic ride back to standard. Thanks.
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Here is a 2014+ GM 1500 HOW TO: Remove Fuel Injectors If you haven't already look at the HOW TO: Remove the Air box and the Intake Manifold topics Disconnect Battery terminal remove air box assembly remove intake manifold release any built up pressure by unscrewing the fuel filler cap. Remove the foam insulator pad Disconnect the Fuel injector connectors Remove mounting bolts on fuel rail. Remove fuel rail with injectors Using snap ring pliers remove the ring around the injector remove injector replace with unnecessarily high flowing injectors Have fun!! If these are helpful let me know what guides you'd like me to post.
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Always Start with disconnecting Battery Terminal. REMOVE AIR BOX ASSEMBLY. Disconnect Vacuum push connections A's. Unscrew Air Box from Throttle body. Pull away from Manifold. 4. Unscrew MAF using Torques bit. 5. Pull up on red tab on MAF. Press and pull up to remove. 6. Unscrew C-clamp on filter box and remove assembly.
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I'm planning to have my chrome bumpers powder coated to match the black truck but I'm wondering how involved this is... looks like a lot of plastic to take off the the rear bumper alone. Anyone able to tell me how to go about stripping them?
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Hi all, Next weekend I am going to be replacing the bed on my wife's 2007 Sierra 1500 (115k miles). The old one is rusty, and I picked up a new one for a amazing deal. while the bed is off, ill clean up the frame. I have been researching this, however I still have a few questions, I hope you guys can help me with: Are there 4 or 6 bolts? I can only find 4. Is it worth replacing the fuel pump? What Size are the bolts? Do I have to remove the bumper? Is this a fairly quick job? Thanks!