Oh forgot to mention the trailer lights and brakes had been chewed threw. So I took it pretty slow on the way home. First task of the day was to rewire the trailer.
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I picked up a clean 98 Sierra yesterday. The seller described it needing a battery and radiator for $500. I took off work early the next day and picked it up. Wouldn’t start at the guys house with a new battery. Got home and got it started. Found it had no antifreeze. So I filled it with water...
Pulled the black one out today. Rinsed it off but didn’t get a good pic. A storm developed and wanted to get it back in the garage.
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I’m not sure. I used them when I deleted the cats off my old truck. I was hoping they spaced the o2 sensors far enough away to where it wouldn’t throw a code. It didn’t work. That being said they should work for your application.
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This may have been said... they make 90* o2 bungs that may work. Hard to tell from the pics if one would help or not.
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Check this link out. You can also message the seller and they have some options for your vehicle.
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F152203398617
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I would like to know this also. The motor mounts in my Suburban are broke. I’ve seen the thread on here about these. Will the Hummer mounts really bolt up? I went to the dealer and o’Reillys neither had them in stock for me to compare.
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Not sure yet. That will depend on how much rust I find. If I’m not mistaken the Skybirds were the first of that line of basically color schemes.
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Added another to the fleet. 77 TA Skybird 305. Trunk pan and floor pans look good. Does have rust in one if not both quarters. I will investigate a little more when I get it home. Hopefully not a complete rust bucket.
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Pop the lens off the light and there are two torque screws on each side. Then it’s held in with clips towards the windshield. Once the screw are out it will just pop off.
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Yeah being a SSV I am not sure. Like you said may have to dig into it. The link is from CopperZ71 which I think maybe a member on here or GMfullsize.
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Ron,
You don’t need to pull the overhead console. If you look at the back of the mirror if there are blue and white(pins 6/7 in the back of the mirror) wires it is pre-wired from the factory. If not you will have to run the wires. I didn’t trace the wires past the A pillar. I just spliced in as...
Added here...
Added a LTZ Suburban to the fleet
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Had a few request for a write up so I figured I would add it here.
Added a reverse camera mirror to the Suburban. The 09 and newer trucks and SUVs are pre-wired for this IF you have the blue and white wires in pins 6 & 7 in the back of the mirror. When I did this to my 2011 Sierra I added pins...
NBS-yes
NNBS - No, multiple dash cracks, interior rattles and oil consumption. AFM problems.
14+ yet to determine. Kinda frustrated that I am about to pull the driveline from a 50k mile truck and have it checked due to chevy shake.
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