I was tired of blowing up the plastic ones on the seal on the side tanks basically bigger everything except ports and I guess it didn’t have the restriction that’s needed in winter
Once the thermostat opens up it gets to temp pretty good but it doesn’t get warm for a damn even at this temp the air is 60 something at best I’m thinking my heater core isn’t flowing properly allowing the recirculating air to heat it up and yes the blend door works as it should
I’m even thinking about plugging it in or something on those lines last year during winter I was leaking coolant bad enough to where I just filled it up with hot water
Now that winter time has come I’m needing to defrost the windows in the morning. and the truck barely wants to warm up at all with the radiator upgrade I changed the thermostat for a 187* factory spec and it’s barely warm at all. I’m thinking I need electric fans to keep the truck at temp at...
Generally you have to replace the entire line unless it’s on a straight not bent section of aluminum pipe then you might have some luck with a splice in my case the rubber hose has a pinhole so I have the replace the entire line
From my understanding the factory system does not have dye. in all the videos I’ve seen they add dye I have a million other places I’ve been fixing one piece at a time in my 2001 mine doesn’t leak there yet but the lines usually rot around the rear tire inner fender area. I have a custom tool...
Look up G218 Ground fix if it doesn’t apply to your models or years you might have something expensive going on I know atleast 2014-2018 has issues with (stabilitrack) or masses of codes that can be directly related to that ground
I have since bashed corners more I don’t rub unless I’m turning over a bump or if I turn full lock I rub so far I can drive anywhere I need to with caution I need to bash my cab corners more I ripped out a front mud flap
I can do almost full lock without rubbing cutting bumper and removing wheel spacers in front just need to bash cab corners and I can go full full lock bumpers a bit jacked up but it makes it my own
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