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By asilverblazer · Posted
Older trucks had to have a fuse and wire connected underhood... You could check that. I've noticed a lot of aftermarket discrepancies between wire standard colors/plug terminal location function. If you've never used the trailer on a GM truck it might be something to check. -
Washers? I hope you aren't serious about just running washers. Or using them with spacers. Either do spacers, or get new wheels. -
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By Silverado4x4 · Posted
I would be highly surprised you don't get any vibration from using washers instead of doing it the right way, washers will not allow the rim to sit flush against the rotor hub. Washers don't have the exact thickness from washer to washer.
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