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your name sometimes it doesn't?
http://www.bugflector.com/
Ryan
Tailgate lock: http://www.pace-edwards.com/tailgate.htm
duman, Henna Chevrolet eh? Same place I bought mine, didn't happen to be from Martin Lamas did it?
havent had any probs with the truck at all. ill check out the service dept soon and see if they are as accomodating as the sales.
have you had any experience with the srvc dept yet?
ill probly schedule my first 5000k with them to see how they do..... and maybe make up some kind of something to have them check it out. this will give me an idea what to expect if something ever comes up that needs immediate attention and has to be done according to their schedule not mine.
If we meet again, I'll bring the digital camera to take a group Silverado picture of the Austin clan.
aftermarket goodies---
*low profile "prime design" bug shield
*diamondplate black chrome toolbox and railcaps
*** more to come $$$$
Ray Davies - Kinks - Destroyer.
Next contestant please...
LOL
- Tim
Thanks.
1 afterthought.... on the railcaps there is a possibility for water and dirt to accumulate under the lip. i might remove and get a sprayover line-x.
any thoughts?
rcoos
Rob
Ryan
Have a nice day everyone
Roger.
Click on it to see a better shot of tailgate.
Tailgate is stupid...
Automotive cleaner -> more abrasives
Automotive polish -> more abrasives
Automotive rubbing compound -> most abrasive
If the scratch is deep enough you can catch a nail, the first three aren't going to work. Too much rubbing with #4, you can go all the way through the clear coat...not good.
Lots of minor scratches I've polished out with nothing more than wax, and elbow grease. NOT ON MY SILVERADO.
Ryan
Rayn, Get your glasses on it is a Silverado! Youv'e been spending to much time in front of your computer your eyes are failing! LOL
Ray T.
Ryan
....doesn't even know what his own (supposedly) truck looks like!
LOL
- Tim
Open to any response from anyone that might have a suggestion. Also when to drop break-in oil?
Have a nice day
Roger.
Your answers/opinions will vary greatly on this subject, be prepared. If I were to use the Mobil 1 I would change every 10000 but I am not sold on the synthetics & Cosumers Reports did some extensive testing on oils a while back & basically said change @ 5000 mile intervals and make sure oil meets specs.
Ray T.
Kyle
Also, I truely think it doesn't really matter how soon you put in snythetic oil. If it did, why would the Corvettes come from the factory with Mobil 1 5w-30? One would think GM would want to proctect one of those motors more than a truck motor!
kyle
There were some cool Silverados, Subs, Tahoes as well. Maybe I'll post some later. I just wanted to test and see if I figured out how to post these properly.
Greg
As to the gaps, you could run a bead of RTV(black or clear) to fill them. Mask it and use liquid soap on your finger to smooth it. Or just wait a few years and then cover "dirty" area with the spray-on.
Why do people still get cheap plastic rail caps?
-scott
I know all about installation of the above bug shied since I'm a Certified Left-Handed Screwdriver Engineer.
Mike
Ryan
I knew it was GM.....not Ford..
Sure you have a GM coming?.....did you actually look at it before buying?
- Tim
- Tim
Ryan
....... - Tim
(NOT) werking...hehe...get it
Ryan
Ordered my truck 1500LT 4x4 3rd week in Feb. TPW was 4/3 and is currently in inspection.
In reading this board it seems like some folks get real lemons while others not a problem at all. Anyone know if this is a correlation to the factory it's built at? I found out my truck was built in Michigan (Pontiac East??)
Randy
babbler, how's the Silverado website coming along? When are you going to post the URL?
Ryan
Ryan
Wait till
June 2000