2004 sierra 1500 4x4 transmission
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By richard wysong · Posted
Check for broken bolts holding the exhaust manifolds to the heads, common problem. Dorman makes a repair piece if you find you have broken 1s and don't want to do the surgery to replace them -
My dealer says it's the 6.6 from the HD modified for the 1500's. So, my money's on the 6.7. -
Took some leg work, but I guess they want to keep my business. -
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