Recent content by peterey2

cool. good to know!

not sure exactly, but def. check behind the distributor. theyre most often times there.

i have always called it a bump stop.

a flowmaster 50 series is pretty quiet.

haha. when i bought mine, i remember thinking that same thing. i still have the factory gloves.

lol just yesterday i finally got the wire that goes from the aux. cd player up to the back of the head unit, and i broke the one tab on the HVAC control assembly. got it back in with the one side on and the other kind of pushed in, and its holding fine without making any noises. cant complain...

very nice yall. i have one light out on my heater/fan control assembly, and i may consider doing everything this way. good pics.

if theyre factory u joints u will have to heat up the joint to get the nylon/wax piece out. if theyve been replaced before, you r&r them as usual.

i just put a 40 series delta flow on my truck and i love it. not too noisy inside the cab and sound sgood outside.

ya def. check your u joints. put the truck up on jack stands or a lift and check for play in them.

tell yer neighboors to shut up when they yell at you for tellin yer buddy to "pump...hold....pump....hold" lol ahh, good time!

my question is, are the connectors the same in the denali's and escalades for the power to the seats?

probly just the oil. when it gets cold it gets very thick, puts strain on the oil pump and it cant get oil up into the top of the motor.

brake booster vac. hose is connected into your booster. right behind the master cylinder. it simply pulls out.

Love golf! friggin cold weather keeps the handicap up tho. lol always have a good time tho.