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swathdiver replied to the thread I need info on this rearend!.It's a Dana Super 60 for GM. 9.75" ring gear right? Dana Super 60 Rear. -
Based off this, I think it’s a Dana 60. What other info are you looking for?
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swathdiver replied to the thread Oil pressure issue.Where did you learn of this oil weight recommendation for overseas vehicles? That about where mine has dropped to lately. Three months...
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Well, let me put it this way. When you rebuild an LS engine and verify all the bearing clearances, and with the OEM oil pump and oil...
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With that mileage, you absolutely don't have an oil pressure issue, IMO. I just had a new oil pump and o-ring installed, and my oil...
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My rebuilt engine sits at 38-40psi hot, when cruising at 1400rpm. That's normal. Dropping to 20psi at a hot-idle is probably worn...
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I don't see a problem, my oil pressure sits at like 19 after it's really hot and at 39 cruising on the highway. Been like that for years.
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I completely forgot about the dog bone in the rear. Never seen one leak though, the OEM plastic ones seem to do their job forever...
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1st, you don't have a problem. You may want to have a problem, but you don't. A thicker oil (higher viscosity) like Mobil1 5w50...
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When the AFM was deleted, did you remove the oil pressure relief valve mounted in the oil pan, and plug it? If not, those relief valves...
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I have a 2007, 5.3 Yukon xl 1500 SLT. I rebuilt the top of the motor last year , getting rid of the DOD. The vehicle has 226000 miles...
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swathdiver reacted to the blur's post in the thread Z95 strut electronic connector top nut with
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That did the trick. Had to order the connector nut at a local dealer. Arnotts are in, and they ride well. Wasn't too bad of a job... -
Welcome from Florida. Beautiful vehicle.
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Thanks. I love the new tech and electronics but I’m still learning how to use a lot of them but I also know they could be more...
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swathdiver replied to the thread I'm Back!.In my mind, safety costs money, we commute in our full sized trucks, very safe and sitting up high allows us to avoid problems.
