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Hello all- I have a 91 K3500 dually with a 6.2. It works great for my job as a mason and tile setter. I'm new to the 6.2 world but have driven other diesels before. Most notably a Scout with a turbo diesel. I live and work in Seattle WA, but split my time between there and Santa Cruz CA.
Kevin
 
Hey all, first diesel truck here, but lots of GM dealer experience with them as I was a tech from '00-mid '06. Don't know many of the tips and tricks in the diesel pickup world, aside from what I saw at work with the repairs and recalls. My truck is just a clean daily driver I rescued from a guy here in the Pines with a broken t-case. It's turning out to be a pretty wise investment, as I do dabble in used cars as well as homemade hotrods and just general junk- great truck for dragging all of it around! Well, here's to continuing my diesel education. :D

Tim
 
Welcome to DTR :)

I'm sure you'll find this to be the best source of information around for 6.2's and 6.5's

all the best tech guys are here...
 
Welcome to the site, Kevin! Like everybody says, this is the best site around for 6.2/6.5 tech ... now only are the real gurus hanging out here, but the most knowledgeable owners are all here, so the combination is great when our trucks are sick!

Please take a few minutes to fill out your signature (just click on the signature link in my signature), dig yourself up an avatar and picture of your truck, and then we'll know who you are.

Welcome aboard!

Jim
 
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