Looking for advice on doing a pan drop and filter replacement on my 2012 Silverado 2500hd with the 6.0 gas and 6l90e transmission. My main question is does the exhaust pipe need to be lowered to completely remove the pan? The only videos I see on t...
I have a question for those who have been to the Outer Banks of North Carolina.My wife and I are staying at an inn on the Outer Banks for 5 nights the first week of April. This is our first trip to the Outer Banks, and I have always heard a major at...
My truck is a 2012 Silverado 2500hd 6.0 liter gas with 40,000 miles that I've owned since new. A couple months ago I notice that the voltage gauge was running quite a bit above the 14 volt point in the middle of the gauge. Since then it has been bet...
One of my zero turn lawn mowers has a 31hp turbo diesel engine. The turbo charger apparently grenaded itself (according to a local diesel tech) and in the process it seems to have sent shrapnel into one of the cylinders because it also has a cracked ...
LinkI have never seen a vehicle with dual wheels on the front.It's going on auction January 13 via Barret Jackson and the proceeds will benefit the Armed Forces Foundation. It last sold for 4.4 million.
I followed the instructions on this video to remove the tailgate on my 2024 Silverado 2500HD. The truck in the video is a 2020, but mine was the same. I was able to get both the coax cable for the camera and the larger harness disconnected without ...
My first guess and easiest to diagnose would be U-joints or a carrier bearing on the driveshaft. Usually longer vehicles have a carrier bearing to support the driveshaft.
I don't know if this helps much but since you haven't received any other responses...I've had my 2024 6.6 gas with 10 speed transmission for 3 months now. I only have 3,000 miles on it, but it has all been towing 8,000-14,000 lbs for work. No probl...
17,000 actually seems like a very reasonable figure to me.If that weight was all in the bed or on a fifth wheel/goose neck hitch that never would have happened. Theres a HUGE amount of leverage factor with that sticking so far off the rear end.
I'm much more concerned with the effect of fuel prices on my small business than I am for travelling. It's really easy to get ticked off when I drive by gas stations and see the price, or the sticker shock when I see the price on the pump after fill...
