whenever anyone installs a CAI, you always want to make sure you take a cloth with rubbing alcohol, and wipe around both ends of the intake tube, any rubber/silicone couplings, as well as the end of the filter itself...a few times... this removes the manufacturing oils from the rubber/silicone, ...
... for like $130, iirc autozone sells this brand but for nearly double the price... hopefully you can get some refund from your ebay seller if it ends up being the pump. I have around 75k miles on the airtex.[/quote] I see. Well, when I got the truck, I had the tweaky fuel gauge, and mainly I ...
... for like $130, iirc autozone sells this brand but for nearly double the price... hopefully you can get some refund from your ebay seller if it ends up being the pump. I have around 75k miles on the airtex.
... 3. Right Rear (+) = Dark Blue 4. Right Rear (-) = Tan ok at this point anyone that can soldier can just cut the harness and soldier on some rca ends to this and go ahead and run your system from this point. for those that dont want to cut your factory harness . like me. you will need to buy ...
... might not be a good thing to "jump"! :o The pump is located on the inside of the drivers side frame rail, just about where the cab ends. I don't have a diagram that shows the feed and return lines or the pin-outs for it.
When I was a kid back in the 60's everyone including me was jacking up their rear ends to be cool. I like that my truck is a little higher in the rear. Guess it's old age.
... trucks, I wouldn't have it any other way. I do believe that the 5.3 is gm's best seller as far as their truck line up goes. Of course if your 5.3 ends up having oil consumption issues it's going to leave a bitter taste in your mouth, thankfully I haven't become a statistic. Cory you seem to be ...
... with those kind of numbers? Really? Of those "units sold" how many actually have afm? Wide enough that GM is aware of it. Someone always ends up winning the lottery. Approximately 35,000 people die in automobile accidents every year, but in the grand scheme of say 250- 300million or so ...
... reply. So what it has to do with is the computer mainly is what you're saying? The computer is designed to give me the same ride with both rear ends. So when I put on larger tires I must then reprogram the computer? That makes sense to me now. Last question, if it was you, and knowing that it's ...
... recall seeing something like this near/on the brake calipers. I forgot to mention that i jacked it up last weekend and took a look at the tie rod ends, control arm bushings, etc. All of these looked solid, no worn out rubber, nothing loose.
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