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Got everything else I need from Amsoil today to change fluids in both differentials and the transfer case.

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Got everything else I need from Amsoil today to change fluids in both differentials and the transfer case.

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Sure am. I think I may switch to Amsoil motor oil too for this truck.


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Sure am. I think I may switch to Amsoil motor oil too for this truck.


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Norris Motorsports catch can came in the mail yesterday.

 

 

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I got the catch can installed a month or so ago. I don’t exactly like the placement of it, but it’ll work for now. I also ran a can of valve cleaner through the engine and it almost cured my rough idle. I’m going to run another can through it soon.

 

 

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This is what I caught between emptying the can two times in about 400 miles. I also missed catching some of what drained out both times too.

 

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Got all of the fluids drained and replaced with Amsoil. Also added the GM Accessories skid plate package to the truck.




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So it's been a few months but I've still been doing some mods here and there. Added the "Glowtie", new wheels and tires, some LED headlight and fog light bulbs, window tint, Hawk brake pads and rotors, and last weekend I started to clean out the rocker panels and spray them with inner panel rust proofer. I only got the the passanger side done so far, but I'm hoping to get the drivers side done this weekend. Probably over kill since this truck will never see winter weather if I can help it, but better safe than sorry. Wheels are made by ION and the tires are LT275 65 R18.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Haven't done anything to the truck lately, but I did take it to the dealership over two weeks ago now for a hesitation when shifting from Park to Drive. Turns out they have to replace the torque converter and the transmission. Hoping to have it back soon.

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Just before winter I noticed that the truck wasn’t running like it should. Looked under the hood and noticed that it looked like the PCV valve was puking oil. My best guess was it was clogged since I had previously run CRC GDI cleaner through it twice to clean out the carbon/oil residue.

 

So I decided to gather up everything I needed to perform a walnut blasting to the intake valves when spring came. Last weekend I was able to get this done. The valves weren’t as bad as I was anticipating, but either way I wanted them to be as clean as possible. The truck now idles almost completely smooth which is the main issue I was having. I also replaced the spark plugs & wires while I was at it since I took the spark plugs out anyway to make it easier to turn the motor over by hand when checking that each valve was closed before I began blasting it. Below are some pictures from before and after.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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