Love those wheels on your truck man, they look better on there than the nnbs denali, and in black even better.
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Love those wheels on your truck man, they look better on there than the nnbs denali, and in black even better.
I agree!!Love those wheels on your truck man, they look better on there than the nnbs denali, and in black even better.
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Love those wheels on your truck man, they look better on there than the nnbs denali, and in black even better.
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Did you go with an OEM heating element or a Dorman replacement? I can't decide which to go with and don't want to use cost alone as the deciding factor. They use different patterns for running the heating element wiring (OEM is a diamond mesh while Dorman is more of a zigzag pattern. Don't know if one is more effective than the other?). If you went Dorman I'd be interested to know if there is any noticable difference in heat output and also how long ago you did the change (concerned about long term reliability compared to OEM) thanks!!I've replaced lower heater element, unnecessarily, my lower cushion, and the foam underneath. All seperately. Lol. It's not too hard. Time consuming to do it right though. It's all worth it though!replacing the lower cushion makes it so much nicer looking, and the foam underneath makes it so much more comfortable!
I bought an oem replacement. Brand new from a chevy dealership in Texas that offers an online parts store via ebay. I also got my seat foam from them. Very effective. The heater element was replaced about a year and a half ago. Still works great. All 3 settings work exactly as they should.Did you go with an OEM heating element or a Dorman replacement? I can't decide which to go with and don't want to use cost alone as the deciding factor. They use different patterns for running the heating element wiring (OEM is a diamond mesh while Dorman is more of a zigzag pattern. Don't know if one is more effective than the other?). If you went Dorman I'd be interested to know if there is any noticable difference in heat output and also how long ago you did the change (concerned about long term reliability compared to OEM) thanks!!
Nice! Yeah I've read mixed reviews about the Dorman replacements. My OEM heater elements are still functional in a now 11 year old truck and I only want to replace the driver's side while I've already got the seat apart to replace the foam cushion and leather seat cover anyhow. OEM replacement it is!I bought an oem replacement. Brand new from a chevy dealership in Texas that offers an online parts store via ebay. I also got my seat foam from them. Very effective. The heater element was replaced about a year and a half ago. Still works great. All 3 settings work exactly as they should.
Your truck needs all new cool packs?
Your truck needs all new cool packs?
Haha you're just like me. "Oh one caliper seized? Better overhaul the entire brake system just to be sure!" LolJust one on either side but it's got 160k so figured it couldn't hurt to do them all since I got these cheap
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