Yep, thanks! I did see the Fitzall #T74498-1A. Not sure if that is the one you used.
It looked the most promising of the bunch, but unfortunately it's not getting here until the 10th or so.
So you have to drill out the nipple on the shift lever?
OK, so 14104 was a complete waste of time and money. The bushing itself stays in the cable nice and firm and does not go anywhere but the hole is too big for the lever nipple and it pops off too easily.
I went with 14073. It fit fairly snug on the tranny lever. Not sure it's going to actually...
I'm having the same problem with my 09 Tahoe. Bought the Gorman bushing kit from O'Reilly #14104. It does not hold the pull cable. The cable still pops off the lever nipple. I'm going to try #14073 next. It's a little different, has a snap ring.
Does anyone know what years and models the brushed aluminum pieces (window switches, radio bezel, LH & RH Vents, long center dash piece with 2 vents) were fit to? I'm not talking about people who swap them out after the fact.
From what I can find, brushed aluminum were used in all police...
Cleaned my throttle body. TB itself wasn't bad but the plastic entry behind it was quite dirty. Used the clone Tech2 to relearn idle. Engine seems to run smoothly. no misfires.
Was getting a P0113 + CEL for IAT low / high voltage prior to cleaning the throttle body. That P0113 appeared ever...
If it was me I'd look at a few things
1. How many miles are on that 6.2L?
2. How much would it cost to put a good used motor in there?
3. How much would it cost to rebuild that motor?
4. What other problems does it have and how much would those cost to fix?
Total all of that up and compare that...
Swapped junction (fuse) boxes. Didn't solve misfire on #8. However, the fuses for #13 and #18 are nice and snug now. I will probably keep the replacement box.
Decided to put my original ECM back in the vehicle. NO misfires now, which is great.
My conclusions after all of this:
I am attributing...
Yep! once I felt the fuse was so loose for #13, first thing I did was bend the metal teeth so it would stick better. Don't have entire bank B misfiring anymore; just 1 cylinder and it looks like #8.
#13 and #18 fuse slots still wiggly, even with new fuses.
I bent the fuse for #13 so that it wasn't loose; the misfires go way down. Fees like only one cylinder is misfiring now. I'll test with tech2 in daylight to see.
I'll go pull a fusebox from a local yard. They aren't expensive and they...
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