bigrhino
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TruCool 40k hands down. It’s been the consensus among pretty much everyone for quite awhile. There’s lots of write-ups on it too, google it.
Thanks.
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TruCool 40k hands down. It’s been the consensus among pretty much everyone for quite awhile. There’s lots of write-ups on it too, google it.
I didn't think that way messed anything up. I can't remember exactly, but it's apparently easy to stick like a coat hanger or something past the weather seal below the latch and push the latch far enough to release.I'm trying my best not to break something...
That’s awesome!Thought I’d share some info I just came across. There’s a company called BT Dieselworks that offers BCM flashing via Autocal if you have one or they loan out a programmer. Their service includes what White Electronics used to do if you sent them your BCM. They also sell something called AutoSync that is a plug-n-play device that offers a bunch of other options. Between the 2 you can change a whole lot of things including disabling TPMS, DRL options or disabling, hyperflash elimination, extend remote start run times, turn signal lane change to 4-5 blinks instead of 3, even a launch control for you fast mofos that will hold the brakes until a pre-set RPM is reached. Spend some money and have some fun. I ordered a BCM flash via Autocal to eliminate my hyperflash problem, eliminate DRL and extend my remote start times.
https://www.btdieselworks.com/
https://www.btdieselworks.com/
https://www.btdieselworks.com/
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0164/1950/files/BCM-tuning-autosync-compare-final.pdf?241
with a tru-cool 40k, without it would have been 220deg easy
Cleaned the TB ..... it was filthy....
Still going through idle relearn....
Picture doesn't show how filthy it was...
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Thinking about getting this hood protector.
https://www.weathertech.com/chevrolet/2013/suburban/hood-protector/
Anyone have one or an opinion on it? I want something really low profile stuck to the hood. Not a shield that is spaced away from the hood.
Agreed. With that Weathertech I see dirt and crap getting trapped between it and the hood with no way to clean under it so it eventually grinds your paint off.I have no experience with or opinion on the one you posted but if you want protection without it being intrusive I would suggest clear bra.
207 is nothing to worry about but I like mine to run much coolerDrive to Alabama today. Not happy with my tire balancing from belle tire. Get around 80+ and I feel some shimmies. Tires are year old and rotated every oil change and look like even wear.
I noticed on my first long trip I hit 207. Got around 89 and humid. But the rear is packed with all our luggage. And I drove around 90 and hills. What temp should I start worrying.
did my a few months ago. It took awhile for the idle to relearn. Scared me for a day.