tRidiot
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Yes I see that list, it's hard to find some of the genuine parts on Amazon, tons of Chineseum on there, though.
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One thing that I always used to do while I worked in the HVAC field working on huge centrifugal chillers was to put all your screws, nuts, bolts, etc, into separate zip lock bags as you take them off, and LABLE THEM as to exactly what they are so that you can reassemble it a LOT easier. LABLE them as YOU think the part is, to make it easier on you. Same goes for hoses, and other parts as well, just use larger bags. Good luck !!!
Dorman #926-084-knock sensor is 2133521
This shows up as compatible with my 5.3L, but to check against the 6.0L I try the Suburban 6.0 or Silverado 2500 HD and it shows as incompatible.
So I found a difference, I guess - the water pump on the 5.3L and the 6.0L are different. Not surprisingly, I guess, but I almost ordered the wrong one.
I'll try mine first. I've done it before. Mine is only 2 months old.
Bolt pattern is the same. Just trying to avoid another $100....LOL.
$100 here
$100 there.....
$150 for the AC Delco AC compressor......
Stand by, your nickel and dime spending, $100 and $150, is just starting. You want to surprise yourself? Keep a list of EVERY CENT spent that you had not allowed for in the beginning. If there is a woman's opinion involved in that dollar figuring, keep your head covered and get ready to duck.
That RA cart ain't shit! I just got delivered this week and last week over $2000 of parts that I bought at RA. I have the invoices and can prove it. I am literally throwing money at my rig. It's FUN!
Well, I'll end up over 1200, maybe more by the time I get the stuff I want to do - and with the motor, labor, trans, parts, etc, I'm gonna probably be up over 7 large.
I don't even want to whisper that within earshot of my wife...
“There are 3 prices you pay for stuff, 1 the price you paid . 2 the price you tell her you paid. And 3 the price you pay when she finds out the real price you paid”. GL
Well, I'll end up over 1200, maybe more by the time I get the stuff I want to do - and with the motor, labor, trans, parts, etc, I'm gonna probably be up over 7 large.
I don't even want to whisper that within earshot of my wife...