Intermediate Shaft Replacement Procedure Please.
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Only when its convenient for GM. Its called ass covering. the 6.6 that consumes. -
By asilverblazer · Posted
It would be coincidental for both front brake hoses or calipers to fail at the same time. There is an old thread on here of similar a similar issue, not sure how best to direct you to it - but I would be looking at the brake booster. -
By asilverblazer · Posted
It could be consumption too, GM allows (acknowledges, expects?) some loss. -
By asilverblazer · Posted
That's a bunch more variables, Grumpy might be able to calculate it, I'm not going to. 😄 Thanks for sharing, number 6 seems risky given the owner's manual statements: -
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