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Plus, I'm not aware EVO was available on pickups, only the SUV's.
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I had EVO on my 1998 ECSB WT model...well, until I unplugged the sensor on the column.Plus, I'm not aware EVO was available on pickups, only the SUV's.
Plus, I'm not aware EVO was available on pickups, only the SUV's.
Plus, I'm not aware EVO was available on pickups, only the SUV's.
All 3 of my pickups came with it. I think it was a 97+ thing and not a platform thing. Or maybe it was 96+?
All 3 of my pickups came with it. I think it was a 97+ thing and not a platform thing. Or maybe it was 96+?
My 96 and early 97 K1500's don't have EVO.
Might depend on the plant they were built in. IIRC GM built our trucks and SUVs in many places; some places may have gotten the changeover parts before others did?My '97s are both early and they both have it. The red truck's build date is 1/7/97 and the Suburban is 12/16/96. If '97 was indeed a split year for EVO it must have been extremely early.
My 96 and early 97 K1500's don't have EVO. The later 97's are more like the 98+ pickups so it could've started then. But I'm pretty sure there was no EVO in 1990.
My '97s are both early and they both have it. The red truck's build date is 1/7/97 and the Suburban is 12/16/96. If '97 was indeed a split year for EVO it must have been extremely early.