Im am not exactly sure how it attaches lol. I kinda wondered why it was made that long too but i think your right its meant to cover the whole length of the hitch.
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Im am not exactly sure how it attaches lol. I kinda wondered why it was made that long too but i think your right its meant to cover the whole length of the hitch.
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Interesting.
How to mount it:
http://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/threads/street-scene-hitch-cover-how-do-you-mount-it.39812/
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Do you guys see the same issue going on down here, front passenger side?
looks dirty, can't be your truck.
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Do you have the lower nut tightened up too much on the sway bar link? Compressing the bushings on the link with a tie down strap may allow you to get a nut on there.
Looks like the links are little long too, can you trim the sleeve? How much more thread do you have to work with?
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UCA angle looks sort of extreme too. Would flipping the UCA and mounting the ball joint in the other direction help?
You need new Energy Suspension endlinks. Looks like the bottom doesn't have a compression cup between the sleeve and the bushing ? Plus those rubber bushings are no bueno.
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New endlinks would definitely be recommended.
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Thx guys. Washed yesterday rained on me twice hard today. Bit dirty. Lol
Know I will have to get the idler and/or pitman arm done as that was noted last alignment.
Thx guys the info. It is that vertical crack/line on the end link I was referring to. Drivers side is smooth.
And I guess the bushings, etc are going to need to be changed out.
Recommendations on parts for end links, tie rods, idler and pitman arms etc...
I know has been discussed, but cannot remember.
AC Delco, Moog or more hardcore? Appreciate it.
Know I will have to get the idler and/or pitman arm done as that was noted last alignment.
Thx guys the info. It is that vertical crack/line on the end link I was referring to. Drivers side is smooth.
And I guess the bushings, etc are going to need to be changed out.
Recommendations on parts for end links, tie rods, idler and pitman arms etc...
I know has been discussed, but cannot remember.
AC Delco, Moog or more hardcore? Appreciate it.
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I just did inner & outer tie rod ends, idler arm & bracket, pitman arm, and swaybar end links they make one with poly bushings (being lowered not sure if you can use stock ones) I went all Moog
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My bypass kit.
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Thx man. Did you buy it piece by piece or all the parts as a kit?
Where did you order from?
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No problem, I got everything off Amazon, best prices I could find, you might be able to find them for less but I got Prime so then you'd need to factor in shipping, Moog lists a kit on there site tho
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Speaking if dvd bypass , was looking at this
http://www.ebay.com/itm/281862647709
Any input on these ?
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I wonder if it's just a fancy version of what I did.
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Lazy man's version , no manual on/off switch. It's a relay that switches itself on/off/on to send the signal back.
Im trying to figure out my rear view camera too.
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What are you trying to get it to do?
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To get it to work lol that's it, never installed a rear view camera before. I need to get pics later tonight of what I have
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This is what I got @Tonyrodz
Mount the camera and run the wire to the main harness. From there run the red and black to the reverse light. From there run the rest of the cable to the deck. Plug in the yellow rca to the AV/in ......and I guess the red wire coming off the rca splices into the reverse trigger wire on the back of the deck?
I know it's simple but I feel dumb, it's my first camera install and Mr ebay never sends instructions for anything lol.
Mount the camera and run the wire to the main harness. From there run the red and black to the reverse light. From there run the rest of the cable to the deck. Plug in the yellow rca to the AV/in ......and I guess the red wire coming off the rca splices into the reverse trigger wire on the back of the deck?
I know it's simple but I feel dumb, it's my first camera install and Mr ebay never sends instructions for anything lol.
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