Chevy Silverado - Continued XVI

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  • ryanbabryanbab Member Posts: 7,240
    i never worked at DQ! My first job was menards damn 2.5 yrs and im still there.

    ALso anyone have squeeking brakes after they wash their truck? Everytime i wash my truck i get in to move it and i get the loudest squeel when applying them.


    Dean if going to hawaii apply me getting on a plane that will never happen

    Ryan
  • bluebeastbluebeast Member Posts: 258
    Babbler, I can send you some pic's of your girlfriend to post. Let me know.
  • ryanbabryanbab Member Posts: 7,240
    HARDY HAR HAR

    Your funny blue

    How have you been havent heard from you in awhile.

    Ryan
  • obyoneobyone Member Posts: 7,841
    Mine scream when first driven after being parked for awhile. Mostly going downhill. But loud they are. Once warmed no problem.
  • obyoneobyone Member Posts: 7,841
    straight to the golf course. Tried to rent a truck but came up short with a Nissan van and a Lincoln Town Car...
  • ryanbabryanbab Member Posts: 7,240
    Dean i thought you were going on vacation hehe. You should go volcano climbing. That sounds like fun.

    hehe

    Ryan
  • ryanbabryanbab Member Posts: 7,240
    FLIGHT???????????????

    What in the heck. You are in hawaii and you have to fly to hawaii??? hmmm something sounds wierd is it really that spread out? Guess im living in a box or something

    I think ill go to chicago this afternoon im gonna hop a flight (from work i can throw a rock and hit the sears tower) after lunch.

    Ryan
  • mgdvhmanmgdvhman Member Posts: 4,157
    image

    - Tim
  • ryanbabryanbab Member Posts: 7,240
    Yep Tim that was the look on her face when she first seen me.

    Ryan
  • bluebeastbluebeast Member Posts: 258
    The picture above only has one error, "the tongue should be in".
  • bluebeastbluebeast Member Posts: 258
    My daughters boyfriend is still madd at me for selling the Z71. The other night he and his friends went "mudd'n" and all 4 of them got stuck. Since they knew of no one else who owned a truck and were all afraid of calling their parents they called me. Yep, you guessed it, I had to use the Lexus LS400 to pull those boys out!! I had to use five 75' straps connected together to reach a truck so that I could remain on a partial dirt/old pavement road. Once I got one out he did the rest. I'll never let them hear the end of it now!!
  • ryanbabryanbab Member Posts: 7,240
    What kinda trucks did they have?

    I wouldnt let ya hear the end of it either. A lexus come on man. Its a nice vehicle but wouldnt you like to be out with them mudding? Does you daughter have a truck?

    I wouldnt be able to call my dad if i got stuck that 2wd S-10 would be no help.

    I would be SOL

    Ryan
  • odenmeyerodenmeyer Member Posts: 61
    Is it normal for the light to come on only briefly and then shut off? This is the first time it has come on. How do you reset it?

    Obyone - did you ever get the rear quarters replaced? My dealer has the drivers side in stock but is waiting for the passenger side to arrive. He said he verified the part #s with the new TSB.

    Mark
  • odenmeyerodenmeyer Member Posts: 61
    I've had the intermediate shaft replaced on my '00 Chevy on two occasions for the rattle/clunk. Both times the part # was 26083324. I have a friend with a '99 GMC getting the shaft update. The part # he gave me was 26085548. Are the part #s for GMC and Chevy the same or did they come out with a newer version of the shaft? Thanks

    Mark
  • mledtjemledtje Member Posts: 1,123
    The oil light normally comes on and then goes off. It becomes more persistent until you reset it.

    Your manual covers resetting the light, by basically you turn the key on but don't start the engine. Wait until the dash is done self-testing, then push the throttle to the floor 3 times in 5 seconds or 5 times in 3 seconds. Anyway, when it accepts your reset command it will flash the oil light and then reset.

    Mike L
  • blackmax200blackmax200 Member Posts: 255
    The squeal when wet comes from the fact that the pads aren't seating on a smooth rotor surface, and with water in between the pad and rotor, it has to squeeze out before they get some bite. Sounds like ya'll been hard on your brakes awhile back. If the rotors have bright spots with streeks, it is a sign of heavy braking that develops hot spots and an uneven surface that is not smooth any more. So the pads skip across the rotor until they get hot enough to bite into that uneveness.
    Dean is right about the rental truck in CA. I rented one for a week in Chicago and the brakes felt like a bag of dog do-do. After driving around for that time, about 300 miles, and concentrating on the brakes using moderate pressure and anticipating stops ahead of time, they started to come back to where they felt like they would stop good and have a firm pedal. The rotors were still streeked but not as badly.
    Refer to page 2-14 in the owner's manual.
    matthew
  • ryanbabryanbab Member Posts: 7,240
    yep a few times now i have had to brake very hard. Once i got lucky and the abs saved me. Just this morniong i had to slam on em cause a damn semi cut me off.

    Luckily i was awake

    Ryan
  • bcobco Member Posts: 756
    wahoo...

    that's the most excited i've been all day.

    thank god it's friday
  • k0hbk0hb Member Posts: 89
    imagehttp://www.geocities.com/~butt79/weird/freak.jpg
  • blackmax200blackmax200 Member Posts: 255
    from business trip in Dallas...got my Resistol hat reblocked...been driving a S10 Blazer all week...suffering from 'rado withdrawal symptoms...gotta go drive my truck immediately...actually my daughters want me to play taxi...catch ya'll during the weekend...Oby, have a great vacation and don't beat up too much on Woods...LOL
    Matthew
  • odenmeyerodenmeyer Member Posts: 61
    I'll change the oil tonight and test the reset function. Thanks Mike!

    Mark
  • mgdvhmanmgdvhman Member Posts: 4,157
    ......That was her mother!!

    LOL



    ( I was gonna post the same picture as above in 880!!)

    ...creapy eh?

    have a beer for me yawl.....

    - Tim
  • mgdvhmanmgdvhman Member Posts: 4,157
    image

    - Tim
  • ryanbabryanbab Member Posts: 7,240
    Ok you guys are taking it to far im gonna cry now
  • fortopfortop Member Posts: 239
    learn a lot from a mature woman - amazing what happens at those DQ places.
  • ryanbabryanbab Member Posts: 7,240
    mature woman? Shes 17

    Ryan
  • ryanbabryanbab Member Posts: 7,240
    Well im off till sunday. Gonna close down the fishin cabin for the winter. Im sure when i get back itll be XVII.

    I must recomment a good movie i just seen. Meet the parents is great. Serious but humorous.

    Have a great weekend everyone

    Ryan
  • fortopfortop Member Posts: 239
    looked like a mature 17 to me.
  • richardm6richardm6 Member Posts: 45
    Man, when Ryan left He must have taken everyone with him. This place has been dead.

    Richard Mc
  • mgdvhmanmgdvhman Member Posts: 4,157
    LOL

    - Tim
  • ryanbabryanbab Member Posts: 7,240
    Im back now

    Put on a bunch of mls im over 7500. Truck is 6 months old today

    Ryan
  • ryanbabryanbab Member Posts: 7,240
    New pics

    Ive added a few of the visors on the side windows

    Check out

    http://www.picturetrail.com/ryanbab

    Ryan
  • obyoneobyone Member Posts: 7,841
    are they? can't really tell by looking....something wrong with either photographer or camera.....

    odenmeyer

    I had a test drive with tech last week Thursday and we were talking about the windows. He told me that he was glad he didn't have to look it up as it would have taken forever to find the new TSB ending with an "A". He did say the part nos. are different than the original TSB not confirming whether they are made of metal or plastic but just that they are different. I am awaiting delivery of mine also. They said to figure on the truck being out of commission for at least two days since it has to go to a body shop to perform the TSB.

    Ryan

    Since you're in college you may want to take another geography course. If I didn't fly, taking a boat would've taken forever to get to the other island. I know the rado is a good truck, but it doesn't stand a chance against the Pacific Ocean.
  • xringxring Member Posts: 129
    General Motors started advertising the Silverado HD on TV tonight.

    Oooooooohhhhhh - Like a Rock! YEAH!!!!!

    John
  • ryanbabryanbab Member Posts: 7,240
    they are vent shades i think thats the brand. I like em alot

    You cant really tell but from the side you can see em sticking out right dean???

    GEOGRAPHY CLASS? Havent had one of those since 9th grade. I was just being funny to me taking a vacation to hawaii when you live in hawaii is kinda awkward. How was your trip?

    Ryan
  • obyoneobyone Member Posts: 7,841
    island chain is called Hawaii. Great trip. Waaay to short. Not enough golf, too much drinking...
    Each island in the chain has it's own uniqueness. Making for difficult choices at times as to which one to visit and the golf courses are awesome.

    You bought ventshades, the one's with the 3m tape? Tell me you didn't buy the one's with the tape.
  • ryanbabryanbab Member Posts: 7,240
    Yep 3m double sided tape. Already came attatched the the shades. I really like em actually.

    Ryan
  • willimjowillimjo Member Posts: 73
    Woo Hoo; Bring on Silverado XVII
  • ryanbabryanbab Member Posts: 7,240
    i know wheres it at???

    RYan
  • white6white6 Member Posts: 588
    for a set of barely used (~1,000 miles) Edelbrock IAS shocks and VelvetRide shackles for 2wd GM full-size. Make me an offer. cwhitegr@theshop.net
  • richardm6richardm6 Member Posts: 45
    Tim
    Ask a DUMB question and get (well you know the rest) LOL

    Richard Mc
  • bluebeastbluebeast Member Posts: 258
    2 Ferds (1996 & 1998), both 3/4 ton 4x4, 1 Chevy (2000) 1/2 ton, 4x4 and a 1999 GMC 1/2 ton 2x4 (boyfriends truck). No, my daughter does not have a vehicle yet, she's saving to buy it this summer. Her intension is to buy a truck, she can't decide on a 97 Ferd or a 97 Cheby, but she does want 4x4, no xcab (as late model as she can afford). Her boyfriend is going to trade in for a Cheby/GMC 4x4, 3/4 ton, duramax, xcab (his 99 is paid for (Mom)).
  • obyoneobyone Member Posts: 7,841
    No "tundras"?
  • ryanbabryanbab Member Posts: 7,240
    the bfs mom paid for the truck? That must be nice. Only thing my mom paid for was the nerf bars cause she felt i got em because of her haha.

    My gf wants a sebring. I think i have a yr or 2 to change her mind. She keeps on hinting she wants to drive my truck. SHould i let her guys? Not far but like around the block?

    Ryan
  • mledtjemledtje Member Posts: 1,123
    You've got to let her drive it. She will never want that Sebring again.

    You may have to buy a 2nd truck, however.

    Mike L
  • ryanbabryanbab Member Posts: 7,240
    She can have mine and ill get a 2500 CC. Good tradeoff i think

    Ryan
  • jed1894jed1894 Member Posts: 337
    What a place....visited there a couple of times when I was in the Coast Guard out there (stationed in CA.) .....

    I liked them all.....golf was great.

    John
  • obyoneobyone Member Posts: 7,841
    Sebring first...two trucks in the family?....hope she's a decent driver being 17 and such. hate to see another fender bender....LOL!!

    jed1894
    glad you had the opportunity to visit our 50th state.

    Is meredith on vacation or are we actually trying for 1000 posts?
  • ryanbabryanbab Member Posts: 7,240
    yea my truck is scarred for life already. She has no tickets. Only hit 1 car and that was because it was icy out and she slid into her neighbors when pulling in her driveway.

    I have no tickets (knock on wood) either.

    Ryan
  • mgdvhmanmgdvhman Member Posts: 4,157
    ...They are all paid!

    - Tim
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