We have no sales tax at all here. Tags are about $120 a year for non commercial vehicles. No safety inspections. But our property taxes are high to make up for it. They get you one way or another.
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ya there is a similar scale used here for tag fee's depending on the type of vehicle and intended use private/commercial and the fee goes down on a scale slightly over timeIowa has 5% tax on vehicles and a prorated tag fee based on MSRP, Hundred Weight and age of vehicle.
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The AWD transfer case in the Denali takes the same fluid as the transmission, Dexron VIWhen i went to change the rear diff and transfer case fluid in my wifes awd, that smell confused the crap out of me.
IIRC the color was a little off too.
I was more worried about the AWD xfer case, since i read it was 75/90...
Like the Tahoe, I read it was autotrack 2 fluid, so i ran with that.
xfer case was not happy at all with autotrack 2 fluid.
Did not like going in and out of engagement and would throw codes.
I had to reset the codes before it would try again.
i would imagine one way they will do it is any "home charger" hooked up will have a special digital signature on the electrical grid and it will be attached to your account and the hours used for charging will be charged different than regular power usage that way they get there "tax" out of itjust wait until they start getting more EV's on the road there really going to stick it them. They haven't decided yet "how" they will do it but it's not a matter if they will or not they will it will just either be annually or by the mile driven. they have to make up for the lost gas tax revenue, so your little economy EV is not going to be any cheaper to drive when it's all said and done. you will be paying extra for the use and the charging
The AWD transfer case in the Denali takes the same fluid as the transmission, Dexron VI
Well, changed the leaking water pump, thermostat, and cracked radiator.
All aluminum radiator from Alloyworks 3 row for $300. It’s 1-3/4” thick versus stock 1” on my LTZ with K5L cooling. Stock rad seemed very slim for “heavy duty cooling”. When I had to use the Tahoe to tow my 7500 lb travel trailer in the mountains it hit 3/4 on the coolant temp which I imagine is over 240?? Hopefully this will be better.
Are the Cold Case ones about the same price or more expensive? I know quite a few guys here have been super happy with theirs.Can you share the link for radiator? I'm also in the market for a replacement/upgrade for my 2014 5.3, w/K5L package. I'm searching their website now, but coming up short using their search function.
EDIT: I think I found it... is this what you ordered?: https://www.alloyworksplus.com/coll....collection_1.16&spm_prev=..search.header_1.1
Edit 2: Are these products legit? I see their address is based out of Shanghai, so I assume that's where they're manufactured.