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not sure, I know that the brake job didnt go well. Leaking bad where the brake line goes into the caliper

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Put new actuator in still no 4wd. Time to scrap it.

 

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Scrap the whole damn thing sick of gm parts being twice the amount of everyone else but breaking the quickest

 

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Scrap the whole damn thing sick of gm parts being twice the amount of everyone else but breaking the quickest

 

sent from my truck in a field

You havent bought half the parts I have. No room for you to complain lol

 

On another hand, I made a quick disconnect breather for my axle tube

 

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Not actually going to use it just used it to check the threads. I use a 1/4" air hose barbed end with the 1/4-18 NPT male thread on the end. Works good so that's all that matters

 

Sent while drinkin' a cold one...

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Ryan, guessing the spring broke or detached? Had that happen.

Broken spring

 

 

Ryan

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Scrap the whole damn thing sick of gm parts being twice the amount of everyone else but breaking the quickest

 

sent from my truck in a field

You think GM parts are expensive..... :lol:

 

You haven't had a German car.

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I don't care when you make nothing at your job and stupid electrical nonsense goes haywire it gets on your nerves real fast

 

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Oil change done, new oil filter. Got 4 new shocks as well... Oh how many quarts is an 01 Z suppose to hold, its 6 isn't it?

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Oil change done, new oil filter. Got 4 new shocks as well... Oh how many quarts is an 01 Z suppose to hold, its 6 isn't it?

I do 6 since it'll use it anyway :lol:

 

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