I asked for trouble and I got it.
So I asked for trouble and I got it. I asked my mechanic to do a comprehensive safety and breakdown check on my 2004 GMC 2500HD. Because breakdowns on vacation are no fun - we've had 2 already this ye...
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Like all the rest of us (and our rides), your's is getting older and is going to have parts that you can replace now before breakdown or later after breakdown. The choice is yours. In the case of the fuel lines and tank straps, you might get lucky and notice the smell of gas in time. But then again, the first sign of trouble might be your seat getting really hot and flames licking up the windows.
While I agree that $1800 sounds like a high price for fuel lines and tank straps, and you might get a second opinion on that, but I'd get 'em replaced before you go on vacation and ole Billy-Bob has the chance to soak you for twice that out in the middle of nowhere.
While I agree that $1800 sounds like a high price for fuel lines and tank straps, and you might get a second opinion on that, but I'd get 'em replaced before you go on vacation and ole Billy-Bob has the chance to soak you for twice that out in the middle of nowhere.
