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Spent some time last night to look at all the wiring under my front seats. I found a couple under passenger side that have some real tight angle bends in them. I straightened them out the best I could and when I restarted the truck, the air bag light was out. The light hasn't come on yet today but that could all be coincidence...fingers crossed.

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Outer tie rods found one with the boot torn and will not hold grease. Probably my front end pop I occasional get too

 

 

Ryan

Oh that's right, I forgot you said you had a torn boot.

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I got lucky, and managed to score this DL3 mirror to replace my broken one on the drivers side. Bought it from a guy on GMFS.

 

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Oh and just gave the truck a bath. It was well overdue and I used the carwash on base. It was $7 but it makes the truck look pretty darn good for being touchless. It'll be dirty again by the weekend but at least it cuts down some of the built up crud on the underside.

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cleaned the interior and went crazy with adhesive remover getting sap off, wiped down where i used adhesive remover, but no wash as it has been raining most of the day,

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I cleaned up the interior 2 nights ago just to make it smell "clean" and remove the slight dust, my life wife in particular appreciates it!

 

And I had the chance to finally have some fun driving last night, it had been a while and I really enjoyed it. 3rd gear is so fun! And my set up with the 5.3, 3.73's, latitude tours and bilsteins is just soo good.

 

And with temps in the 80's the 5.3 really comes alive, especially with some humidity. The super dry hot air that we usually have takes its toll on hp.

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Yippie, tomorrow will be FINALLY getting my tools out of storage.....and I've even been given some space to keep them out of the elements until I get my shed built. At long last...I have so many tools and haven't had access to most of them for a year due to limitations of living arrangements (long story, too boring to tell). I'm so excited, especially with the new neighbors looking for some extra handyman help...no pay but hey who cares I get to get dirty again working on stuff.

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But can he dunk?

I raised mine up and can dunk 9ft. Need to go higher. Pretty good for 34 with a surgically repaired knee

 

 

 

 

Ryan

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My hoops 9 feet and I can dunk

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

From the bed of my truck

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Nice hoop!

Oh, and by the way it's not my hoop. Those are his pictures in his for sale thread. [emoji6]

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Building a new shed. Frames came in

 

Need a longer bed truck

 

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Ryan

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I put new Cooper Zeon LTZ tires on today. 275/60/20

 

This is a really bad picture but just finished installing them and the garage is 10 degrees cooler and less humid than outside so garage door stays shut.

 

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