I watched most of a video on etrailer showing the system. It looks pretty sweet. I didn't watch the whole thing so I don't know if they addressed stabilizing the mount into your hitch. The hitch usually has a fair amount of play that can let a carrier wobble and aside from noise can change...
I just replaced all 4 corners om my 2009 with the proper pieces including the rear springs. The improvement over blown air shocks with 230k miles is insane. That said I wanted to keep my self leveling feature and was curious about magneride. If I wasn't towing frequently I might have gone with...
My Tahoe has been slow to respond to the throttle in turns and curves for a while. Recently I turned off traction control on a friend's bumpy gravel driveway because I was fighting that problem just going straight. Note that no lights flashed telling me it was active. It drove much better. No...
Just another point to consider. I was parking my Tahoe on a steep hill and really stood on the parking brake. Something went pop and my foot went to the floor. No parking brake. In East Tennessee!
Eventually I took the rear brakes apart and couldn't see anything. I looked at the pedal...
If I had to choose again I'd rather have the 6.0. There's no telling how big that extra hit for premium will go and that's every fill up for the life of the truck.
My '09 5.3 didn't include VVT. It and AFM were on the 6.2 I put in. Texas Speed had a deal on the LS9 cams and I included that with a kit to remove AFM. I definitely lost low end torque even compared to the 5.3!
Having dropped a 6.2 into my Tahoe you might want to consider the at least 60 cent a gallon difference between regular gas which runs fine in a 6.0 vs the required premium for the 6.2. There are plenty of threads in here about people trying to run less than premium in the 6.2.
Something odd I learned when I bought my '09 was that the cruise control didn't work because the secondary brake light switch for trailer brake lights was bad.
Also, the tires on mine were in poor condition and mismatched. When I tried to use the automatic 4 wheel drive selection the truck...
I don't know about the rest of you guys but I can barely remember to unplug mine right after I use it. Come to think of it my first reader was probably still plugged in on the Sierra I traded for my Tahoe. 7 years ago.
I discovered that not all OBDii readers are created equal. I don't remember what my first one was but it was very limited. Luckily I managed to lose it and was all prepared to buy a really expensive one. I searched online and found reviews that pointed me to a really cheap one that's way more...
So you have to do a reset manually to store readings? That suggests that to soften the ride you do the reset with a load so that at lower load levels it allows the vehicle to return to the baseline level more easily.
Somewhere there must be documentation telling what the baseline reading should be. Dealers checking to see why some whiner owner is complaining about a stiff ride need to be able to check that. Worn sagging springs would affect the setting I would bet. Unless part of the startup is to check the...
You know I realized after I posted that I didn't remember seeing any when I had my rear bumper cover off. Sorry for my confusion. It's one of the reasons manufacturers like to produce trucks and SUVs. Not the same rules.
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