Was that the engine burping and fartin or, ,,. .Nice truck! I have the same truck but with the 4l60e. These are really nice trucks if you take care of them. just sayin
Every manual drives differently, sure it's the same concept for shifting, but there's different factors like - The Clutch's Biting Point - How hard the clutch is - When you should shift - How much gas should be given when letting the clutch out It may seem complicated at first, but you will very quickly catch on if you take the time to remove distracting noises and practice listening to what the engine wants you to do. In no time you will learn the distinct noises that tell you what, and you will be driving without even having to think about it.
What manual transmission and differential oil does it take? I have a Chevrolet Cheyenne pickup year 1995, 305 tbi 5.0-liter 8-cylinder engine, 238 thousand kilometers and I don't have the vehicle manual, they are the same models from 1988 to 1995
Oh I love that blue interior
Was that the engine burping and fartin or, ,,. .Nice truck! I have the same truck but with the 4l60e. These are really nice trucks if you take care of them. just sayin
Last year chevy made trucks for men !
how did you get the camera to shake so much?
shitty roads lol
What motor you got in this? Just aquired a 1500 with a Vortec. trying to watch how to shift it as i can barely drive a manual to begin with.
CKGM990 shift it like any other manual bro
Are you trying to figure out what gear is where or when to shift or what?
Every manual drives differently, sure it's the same concept for shifting, but there's different factors like
- The Clutch's Biting Point
- How hard the clutch is
- When you should shift
- How much gas should be given when letting the clutch out
It may seem complicated at first, but you will very quickly catch on if you take the time to remove distracting noises and practice listening to what the engine wants you to do. In no time you will learn the distinct noises that tell you what, and you will be driving without even having to think about it.
What manual transmission and differential oil does it take? I have a Chevrolet Cheyenne pickup year 1995, 305 tbi 5.0-liter 8-cylinder engine, 238 thousand kilometers and I don't have the vehicle manual, they are the same models from 1988 to 1995
The transmissions take synchromesh oil, and I believe the diffs take 75w90 synthetic, I may be wrong on that
do you know if this shift knob unscrews off ?
Im pretty sure they dont, id have to check
whole shaft twists off
@@eugenecrabs3954 thanks !
@@matthew1er That's not a fact, just my initial thoughts. My gramps has an 04 silverado
I need to no where u get the pedal at please let me no
It came for free when I got mine
this guy can barley drive a manual
And you can barely spell
Barley is good for you lol
For me it looks like good driving.
Picho De Gallo yeah it’s a long gear stick. Power shifting would hurt the transmission lol
That how u drive it and take care of it Some people are not rich That could just smack it though gears and tear it up