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Installed a new rear diff cover while I changed rear diff fluid.  

 

Alao i I put on a class 4 trailer hitch from uhaul

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Well after half a year with the rough country level it was time to go. The combo of the level and the 22x12 wheels my upper control arm ball joints were toast. 

 

Happy with the result. Just a nice clean look and the Yukon 22”s look way better than I thought they would. A nice detail and ceramic booster and she’s ready to rock. 

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On 4/9/2019 at 7:21 PM, chrispassas21 said:

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Running mine through the washer tonight on the way home. 

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Drove my son to his DR appointment today, in Lancaster, parked across from a ME Sierra DC.  We were way early for his appointment, so we walked away from my truck really slow, expecting to hear the driver, who was still in it, to say something about my truck, other than it was FILTHY!!  :(  BUT, as posted above, I'm getting her washed tonight, on the way home from work.

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1 hour ago, Ravenkeeper said:

Running mine through the washer tonight on the way home. 

?  WASH WAS BROKEN!!!!!  

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6 hours ago, Ravenkeeper said:

?  WASH WAS BROKEN!!!!!  

Trying to wash the pollen off my truck then I come back from the carwash and I from my office I see that my truck looks like a reverse skunk. I don't think the car wash is broken I just think that is not aligned properly. This happened before but the operator of the carwash says nobody sees up there anyway. Do people care about their service anymore? :-(

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Trying to wash the pollen off my truck then I come back from the carwash and I from my office I see that my truck looks like a reverse skunk. I don't think the car wash is broken I just think that is not aligned properly. This happened before but the operator of the carwash says nobody sees up there anyway. Do people care about their service anymore? :-(
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Wow! You gotta love great customer service. Is it privately owned? If not call corporate hq. sorry about your luck on that one.


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Installed a dipstick on my 8 speed, just gotta weld a bung for a drain plug in the pan next

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Just got my Vertex shocks in. These things are badass and they are HUGE!!!!  Just looking at these I think I got a winner especially after that Bilstein 5165 fiasco from the other day. My buddy came over yesterday and he has fox 2.0’s and these things dwarf those. I’d say they’re comparable to Fox Factory Race adjustable 2.5’s and about $400 less. It’s raining here today so I’m gonna put em on in the morning tomorrow. 

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8 hours ago, [email protected] said:

Trying to wash the pollen off my truck then I come back from the carwash and I from my office I see that my truck looks like a reverse skunk. I don't think the car wash is broken I just think that is not aligned properly. This happened before but the operator of the carwash says nobody sees up there anyway. Do people care about their service anymore? :-(

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The one I usually use has a roller that does the top, so we don't have that dirty stripe down the top.  :cool:

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But rubberized undercoating on the Gm aluminum skid plates. Waiting on them to cure before putting them on. I was pleasantly surprised by how thick they are.
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Here is the part number
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