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Uhhh, looks good, uhhh😊

Looks great

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That's an easy $8K truck in Michigan

Nice effort getting back up and running! I just bought a Yanmar 187D and I'm going through it now. I'm going to replace the radiator as mine will cost more to fix than buy. Nice seeing what I'm going to be up against, thanks!

What is that ticking noise in the passenger wheel well? My truck has the same exact noise same spot

It's nice and refreshing to see other people use the same sketchy hoisting techniques as I

Did you ever figure out what the ticking noise is/was?

I know this is an older video, my truck ticks from the passenger side just like yours, is it normal?

FYI for others. The bracket holding the two metal tranny lines going from tranny to radiator and cooler can be opened from the top standing next to the pass fender with a long large 24” screwdriver. The bracket has a hinge and can be pried open. I originally went under and unbolted the bracket. Not needed and didn’t work. In my case the nut 10mm was finger tight so it was good to check it. I won’t use it now. I’ll be using flex lines like these. Routing that pre formed tubing is a PITA. and the jinky clip attachments suck imo.

Just put teflon tape on the tred. Or silicone. So it won't leak

Where's part 3?

I have the same jack stands ; one minute in I see you haven't bent the safety tab in it is clearly marked but I seen on UA-cam ten years after I bought them there is a warning.

Awesome video, I watched this before I fixed my 05. I didn't order the same kit that you did. Any issues with the radiator? I had a little oh sh!t moment putting the fittings into the radiator (not the trans radiator, THE TRUCKS)

great video. want to do this to my dropped chevy. it's c notched. but still hits since it's really low. great video! surprised it worked that well on a trailer attached to it.

Love the winch 😂 redneck science

Nice video. I will consider these for my truck now.

All Duramax trucks of that vintage were only available with 3.73 gears and a locking differential, there weren’t any other gear options for those. The gas powered trucks did have several different gear options available as you’ve discovered. LS engines from back then used a little oil, especially if they have manual transmissions and you downshift to use engine braking to slow down. It looks like Service Champ let their service chimp service that oil the last time it was done.

Thanks for the video! I just did this install on my LBZ for reassurance. I lucked out and did a good job tightening the connections behind the intercooler without leaks, I reassembled everything before checking. I did, however, have leaks on the other 4 connections but tightened them down until no leaks. Worth mentioning, the rubber o-ring side of the connectors just needs to be snugged down. The rubber seals it. I wish the longest hose was a bit longer so it wouldn't be draped across the front of the cooler.

Looking great

How does truck ride without the load running low pressure in the bags

Part number please

Great work! Definitely improved the life of the bed and curb appeal.

Where’s the new vid man

no part 3?

Way you buy something thit you don't like too much next time you built it your way an then you make a video for something you like

To everyone that has fought with the Chevy quick connects... ha ha, save some time and spin them off with a wrench. You can fk with those mothers all day long, and it only takes a minute to unbolt them, and if you're going to be reusing them, it's a lot easier replacing the retaining clip with them out.

Why didn’t you show how to pop that rod end off probably why everyone is watching it

Looks good

Go Trump

Thorough video man. Helping a buddy out tomorrow with his truck, I've never worked on one before. Thanks for sharing

I steering dampener isn’t a shock absorber is a dampener. So there isn’t any positive outer force like a shock. The Bilstein stabilizer can actually cause your truck to pull a little to one side if you have some slight warn out steering components. This is due to positive pressure constantly pushing on the steering components. How to tell if your stock stabilizer is bad is it want have any resistance when pushing it in or pulling it out. It will just go in and out with ease. But the stock one should not push against you like the Bilstein does.

285 75 16 tires I had the same truck want to go same size tires but I tow any rubbing when Towing

You have 275/75/16 do you have a problem towing with those tires that big do they rub with a heavy load

Nice job, this video helped me out alot when I installed my winch. I ran my small red wire same place that you did. Is that the wire that controls the light on the toggle switch on the dash? If so couldn't i run it to the red on the solenoid and it would stay off when the battery disconnect was off?

What size lift man ?

How’s the Polaris going these days.

Will this set up fit on a single cab flat bed 3500?

Great video, thanks man! I’m gonna do the same! … off topic, what size tires are you runnin? Are those the stock wheels? Thanks again

Thank you for showing the whole project! Great info!!

Any input for fleece vs deviant?

About three days ago I purchased the same set up but I had to purchase a I believe it’s a kryptonite bracket I live in Colorado and they deliver it to South Carolina to somebody’s house.

good job man looks great. love the rustoleum enamel

LOL! Nice interaction with your PawPaw! Thanks for the video. I have to do this on my 2007 LBZ.

Dream truck for me 🔥🔥 saving up to get one like this

Nasty rig big dog

Thank you for this video! It was clear and you explained what has to be done in a very understandable manner. My 07 is leaking at the SAME place as yours. Sigh. Thank you again sir!

Whats the stock size tires? Thx

Damn that's nice!

What color is that?