Fireman31

Do a search, I posted a thread about this issue a few years ago. Press forward on both arms at the same time while pressing the close button(you will need another set of hands), and it will close. Make sure to inspect the support arms for cracks when you lube the tracks, mine had large stress cracks. The dealer wanted $930 for just the parts. I pulled the fuse and now it's a skylight.

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Do you have a tune?

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Negative, no rubber seal there...

GM used Bilsteins in certain trim lines of certain truck models, the factory shocks in the SSS were made by Tenneco....

Bilstein....

You just installed a tuned PCM? There was a similar recent post in which Zippy said it could be a just a crank relearn.....

First things first, get it scanned again and let us know what code it is......

Iridiums are part #7432 I think?

I'm guessing you only get A/C on the highway? You only have high speed on the fan? Sounds like a bad blower resistor module......

GM eliminated the locking steering wheels in the early 2000's....

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I am a moderator and am here daily also.

GM came out with an updated replacement steering shaft a few years ago that supposedly takes care of the clunking problem. Some say it works, some say it doesn't. I have one and haven't had a clunk in 5 years.....

Nice work Eddie! The truck surely is a beast! Hope to see you soon....

Nice find, just ordered one....only 3 left in stock now!

John, you still have this??

You found one? I have an LS2 TB I may be willing to part with...

I have one, Long Island NY.

Cheri and I are coming in Thursday, staying at the Marriott again also...

Have you checked to make sure all of the clamps on your intake are properly seated and tight?

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Dynatech now makes a 1-7/8" primary.....to the OP, what are your mods? What are your goals for the truck? That will dictate what size primary, collector, and exhaust you choose....

DexCool turning brown doesn't mean it is a bad product. When it turns brown, it means that it is degrading due to age/mileage, or has been severely overheated. If you properly maintain your vehicle and regularly check your fluids condition/level, there's no reason DexCool should do any serious damage to your cooling system....