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colton_m Enthusiast

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Did you notice by anychance if by level the front it lowered the angle of the bed a couple of degrees downward?

 

As far as I can tell the bed is parallel with the rest of the truck, so unless you raise the front to be higher than the rear the bed will not be slanted "downward"

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Hauled this precious cargo home for the first time from the NICU after 40 days!   Sent from my SM-N900V using Tapatalk

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I installed this thingy on the top of my 2017 6.2L. Not really sure what it does, but my truck goes really fast now.  

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Found an hour of free time yesterday and installed GM - Illuminated Door Sills. Love the way they look! Of course, made a how to video. The box didn't come with instructions and tried searching he

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J-Jeezy Enthusiast

J-Jeezy

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Cool. I'll have to take my level to it. I know these trucks have rake. So with a level you'd lose the take and she'd a few degrees on the dropped tailgate pitch

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rxnotec Enthusiast

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I took mine in for the 3rd time for the same recall.

Which one? Why?

TechSTL Enthusiast

TechSTL

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Which one? Why?

 

I took it in for the airbag sensors, but the dealer kindly "fixed" my odometer peek issue. First time they did the odometer fix, they loaded my cluster with a Chevy file (my truck is a GMC). The 2nd time I took it back, they said they couldn't access the site to download the correct file for my truck. I took it back today at 8:00 am. I called about 30 mins ago and they told me that the only guy who knew how to do it was gone today. They are going to do a conference call with someone who can walk them through the process. If the truck isn't fixed today, I'm reporting my experience to GM.

rxnotec Enthusiast

rxnotec

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Did some more black out of badges.

 

Steering Wheel

 

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Key Fob

 

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Texas Husker Senior Enthusiast

Texas Husker

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GMANsr,

 

Got any shots with it open? How much space does it take up when open? They seem to not want to show it in their video. Does it hinder being able to put a in bed tool box in there, i.e. how much room does it need to slide up to the rails? It seems relatively easy to remove the panel section though which is a plus. Thanks in advance.

LTZTom Enthusiast

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Did some more black out of badges.

 

Steering Wheel

 

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Key Fob

 

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Did the same thing only in red.

Texas Husker Senior Enthusiast

Texas Husker

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Did some more black out of badges.

 

Steering Wheel

 

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Key Fob

 

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I did something similar except I painted the chrome trim around the steering wheel logo black. It seems there was always a glare off of it at all times directly in my eyes.
Smoothbassman Enthusiast

Smoothbassman

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Added a rechargeable LED Steamlight flashlight mounted in the storage compartment. Wired into cigarette lighter circuit today.

 

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Aaron1085 Senior Enthusiast

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Added a rechargeable LED Steamlight flashlight mounted in the storage compartment. Wired into cigarette lighter circuit today.

 

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Can I see more on this? I may want it somewhere else, but I like the idea of this. Does it still draw charge when truck is off?

 

 

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