Recent content by cattleshow

2005,only 44K miles, sign the papers as quick as you can or I will buy it. LOL My 05 has 142K and I hope to double that. Your millage will depend on your axle ratio and driving habits. Ive never got below 14mpg even pulling our travel trailer on a 3K mile Colorodo,Utah tour last summer...

I use Valvolene multipurpose on the front end greese fittings,it is compatable with gm greese. I use red and tacky on my Dexter axle travel trailer wheel bearings ,that is a high speed ,heavy load application. The red and tacky is overkill for your front end,perfect for wheel bearings.

Bad battery? on mine caused all needles to jump.

126,K 2005 no problems replaced only maintenance parts. Hope to drive until the kids take the keys away.:smiley-face-popcorn

MY 05 Tahoe 5.3 did not have the tow package so I installed a Hayden Rapid cool #679 transmission cooler.I installed it after the radiator cooler section. I have towed my travel trailer a (17'Casita, 3500 lbs) thousands of miles in the last year and the temp always stays around 150...

The newer plugs are a different gap. They changed from .060 thousands to a gap of .040 in 2004. Get the OEM plugs that are 41-110 AC Delco gaped at .040. Iridium. good for 100K . Cost--I paid $7. @ for plugs and $65. for the AC Delco wire set at Oreilly Auto Parts this week. Get the...

Thanks. The carfax says my steering shaft was replaced 3-2009. Yippi

Hi, Moved up to Chevy.Just bought a 2005 Tahoe.101K miles. Now I need to do the 100k service. Appears its always been serviced at the appropiate milage. Very Happy

Ive bought many cars with 100K on them and put another 100K on them. But at 242K I wouldnt pay that. Give them 1,500 max if you are desperate for wheels.

hello, I just bought a 2005 Tahoe LS.Appers to be in near perfect condition. Has 99,000 miles. Found this great web site,just what I need. :smiley-face-popcorn