2001 GMC Yukon XL (Aka Beast)

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I put truck on a lift . It's not that bad as I thought. Some frame rust. But I don't think that's something that will require emergency repairs.
Transfer case seal. Exhaust leak on a joint before muffler. Could not take a look under the engine cover. I will drop it off on Monday again to eliminate some of issues. Step by step we are getting there. Changed oil to this. I looked up, it was AC Delco filter and Mobil 1 full synthetic oil before. I did on that oil maybe 500 miles and it turned black. Let's see on this. I will drive for 1 k and then change it again. Our shop mechanic said that pressure of 20 is good.
 

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Who knows what size is this bolt. It's from intake filter. They all are rusted. I had to use chanalock to unscrew them.
 

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Is that from the lid to the lower air filter box? Or some other place?
 
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They’re special, not something you can find in a hardware store. Amazon carries them.
No my are completely different. I have a threaded insert. It's some m bolts. I have no replacement for them . I might have few titanium in my van
We use them for Elevator brake adjustment. I will check them out. I ordered that thread checker from Amazon. I think I will have to replace lots of bolts under the hood. And I will definitely find a use for it. Unfortunately I parked my truck fome 5 blocks away.
 

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Home improvement stores, as well as ACE Hardware, would have thread checkers for both SAE and metric in the screw aisle.

You can also imprint slightly dirty threads on a sheet of paper and measure how many threads there are in an inch. Measure the outer diameter with a caliper to determine what size, and if SAE or metric.
 
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I faced another issue. I bought nice looking tail lights. And I didn't know that plugs do differ. Now I'm screwed. Can't return them and I don't know wiring diagram.
 

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Home improvement stores, as well as ACE Hardware, would have thread checkers for both SAE and metric in the screw aisle.

You can also imprint slightly dirty threads on a sheet of paper and measure how many threads there are in an inch. Measure the outer diameter with a caliper to determine what size, and if SAE or metric.
They fit. I may call that I officially Pimped my air filter 1000005732.jpg
 

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I faced another issue. I bought nice looking tail lights. And I didn't know that plugs do differ. Now I'm screwed. Can't return them and I don't know wiring diagram.
Why can’t you return them? Looks like you bought them on Amazon?
 

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