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A little spacey today ;o)
-scott
I have always done front to back..and guess what?...I will still do it that way.
Don't like it??...tuff....my truck and not a damn thing you can do about it.
I feel the wrath coming on!
- Tim
Someone else here said not until 2001. They are going to sell the 1500's for a year first.
What gives?
Have a nice day
Roger, Still waiting, and waiting, and waiting.
Carefully, I put the truck in reverse and felt the right wheel start to break-loose as I eased on the gas.... Suddenly, (well sort-of) the rear end "LOCKED" and both wheels started to grab at the snow and ice! Man....She just WALKED outta there boys!
It was almost a religious experience.
Gord
you can get two coupons for $500 off if used before feb 29. You can also transfer these coupons to anybody. Sooo - I'd appreciate any generous gm employee who would like to send me one of their coupons. email: bwentz@prodigy.net
Been wound up lately.....I feel the old Tim coming on?
I do have a whole new batch of victims ya know?
LOL
- Tim
sad us young ones have to make u behave
haha
Ryan
Checked with a mechanic at my dealer who says its a common problem with no fix. He has the same thing with his 98 or 99 (can remember).
Any info would be appreciated.
dg
To owners of 2500s with the 4.10 option:
Is your rear axle a Full-Floating Corp 14 Bolt axle (10.5 inch R & P)? All the 2500's I have looked at are carrying the Semi-floating Corp. 14. (9.50 inch R & P) and the 3.73 gears. Was wondering if I was getting the real McCoy, the BIG BOY 14 bolt rear axle.
What is the largest tire being run on an un-lifted 2500 with the trailering and firm ride suspensions? I want to run at least 285's can I do it, and then upgrade to 35 inchers later after a suspension lift has been added.
OKay 2000 Silverado 2500 HD owners with 4.10 lets get this one going!
Thanks,
Michael
Did you take your truck in for those fix's yet - was this for the rough idle? I have 11,700 now on my 99 - 2500 and it still idles that way(not too rough). Are you going to get use to it, ever? I guess I have.
Steering Shaft Clunk:
'F' Shaft replacement GM # 26083324
Special Transfer Case Fluid TSB
New Fluid GM# 12378508
HEY::::::
Regarding tire rotation, at which point would you want to have the the tires balanced too, only when they are shaking? or at a certain mileage?
Cindy
In both instances it was cold (less than 10 degrees) and the truck had been driven approx. 8-10 miles. In all cases the only common things I can see are the fan switch was on 3 or 4 and the seat heater was on. I tried to duplicate it and can't, but when it happens it can become exciting. Yesterday was while turning and a car was coming down the hill in the opposite lane on ice.... I'm not sure who was more nervous him or me.
The worst part is you have no warning it is going to happen. The only this I did notice last night while trying to duplicate it was some times I saw the RPM drop down below 500 RPM which with the load on the engine may have caused it to stall.
The only power thing that really brings the volts down is the rear defogger when at idle.
I'd have it looked at
- Tim
1) No light bar on top
2) 17" wheels instead of 18"
3) rear tow hooks would be recessed instead of sticking out
He also quoted a release in the 1st quarter of 2001.
As usual, we will have to see what actually happens though. But, if it looks at all like the show truck, I'll be the 1st in line to trade my Silverado in!! I also think that the "Mid-Gate" is an option that puts it way ahead of all the other crossovers out there!! Just my opinion though.
Kevin
What ever happened to the frame bending article?
Maybe it was a ploy to add some spice to this topic!!
-Todd
Ryan
kyle
Supposed to be up Tomorrow night?
we shall see
teleweb.net
- Tim
Seriously, have it checked out. It will probably be tough to trace, but perhaps there is a bulletin out on it.
Richard
I will probably get back into the market when GM decides to correct their mistakes, and put out a pickup like they used to...the best on the planet.
Provided my better half gets through everything O.K. I'll surf every now and then just to keep in touch.......Have a nice day everyone
Roger
You can try the accessories topic #96 for a history, but here is one that I like.
www.calconcepts.com - Their website isn't that great, but their prices are the best I've found, anywhere. If it's not on the site, give them a call. They say they can get anything you want at wholesale prices.
Here are some others that I've seen in the past but havn't purchased from.
www.eliteone.com
www.snowbear.com
www.putco.com
www.alltruckaccessories.com
www.hotchkisperformance.com
www.trimmasterinc.com
www.airaid.com
www.wheels.com
www.4are.com
www.snugtop.com
www.glasstite.com
www.pendacorp.com
and a catch-all site
www.sema.org/hyperlinks/
Happy hunting!
At most $100
Any dealer that asks for more.....stay away
- Tim
Roger
Also try www.performanceproducts.com. They also have a bigger print catalog.
I've been running 50 front all the time....40 rear when empty...80 when hauling a load
works and rides good.
...That Honda won't do what this puppy will though Vince!...hell it could go in the back...and still be under the weight limit!
LOL
- Tim
kyle
Since there is published leadtimes of 8-10 weeks for Silverado Ext. Cabs, and other individuals are also seeing delivery times similiar to yours on vehicles that are similiar to yours, just maybe luck has nothing to do with the results. Except based on response #95, maybe you did get lucky given the dealer you went through.
Good luck to you and your wife, hope the procedure goes well
Bruce
Again thank you very much,
Roger.
Have a nice day