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dbrannon79
I'm getting there!
Welcome to the forum @Whitebirs Glad to have you with us all!
Will L.
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Welcome.
Not a lot about those yet. If you’re gonna work on it yourself do some research into a good scanner. Look into bypass oil filter from frantz or similar.
Also look into better fuel filter/water separation- kinda standard for any diesel no days with the corn fuel we get.
Start choosing cuss words now for the day the timing drive needs done.
Not a lot about those yet. If you’re gonna work on it yourself do some research into a good scanner. Look into bypass oil filter from frantz or similar.
Also look into better fuel filter/water separation- kinda standard for any diesel no days with the corn fuel we get.
Start choosing cuss words now for the day the timing drive needs done.
MrMarty51
Well-Known Member
My advice to every new member, get the book.
Not some Chiltons or Haines, get the GM original equipment literature.
CD/DVD is okay but I prefer the paper versions.
A Chiltons or Haines does have some work arounds so I too have those but I do prefer the GM original.
Welcome to the forum.
Not some Chiltons or Haines, get the GM original equipment literature.
CD/DVD is okay but I prefer the paper versions.
A Chiltons or Haines does have some work arounds so I too have those but I do prefer the GM original.
Welcome to the forum.