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JJOHNGAAA1 replied to the thread '96 1500 grill: LMC repro corner lens's on LMC repro grill: fitment gamble, right? Your experiences?.The chevy and gmc cornering lights are different sizes. They look the same but the gmc ones are smaller.
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JJOHNGAAA1 replied to the thread Gonna need towing mirrors.There is an aftermarket set available that just bolts right on and you can get them configured to what you have, power, manual, heated, etc.
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JJOHNGAAA1 replied to the thread Spark Plug Gap 5.7 Vortec..060. The gap is preset for the factory. just check them to make sure. Leave the gap alone. The gm gremlin will get you if you mess...
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JJOHNGAAA1 replied to the thread master cylinder.Yes you can. You need 1 adapter for the front lines, but it just bolts right in. Its on youtube. Your brakes will be great again !!!
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JJOHNGAAA1 replied to the thread Wheel Hub Assembly.236K On my originals. 1996 k1500 suburban.
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JJOHNGAAA1 replied to the thread Need help! Can't Find what kind of Trans oil I need.Dextron III transmission fluid for the transmission. Rear end and front end are 80w 90 gear oil. If you use synthetic gear oil then...
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JJOHNGAAA1 replied to the thread '95-2000 armrest cover.The seat shop sells the replacements with have a zipper on them.. Quick repair and easy.
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JJOHNGAAA1 replied to the thread 98 suburban Door Locks going Haywire.In the obd port wires number 4 and 8 are used to program the remotes. iIf you jump out those 2 ports with a paper clip the locks will...
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JJOHNGAAA1 replied to the thread Lower control arm bushing problems.The bushings are different from front to rear. If they are backwards one will fall out
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JJOHNGAAA1 replied to the thread 1993 C1500 ride height question.37 1/2" From the ground to the lower edge in the center of the fender,
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JJOHNGAAA1 replied to the thread Front Lower Control Arms.There is no replacement of the gmt400 lower arms. You have to rebuild them. i have been there and done that. I even emailed numerous...
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JJOHNGAAA1 replied to the thread '97 L29 ---Annoying Idle.Start with removing and cleaning the throttle body. Start with the simple things first. vacuum lines, and etc.
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