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DieselSlug's latest activity
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Price, or for that matter anything else, does not equate to quality parts anymore. -
DieselSlug replied to the thread My 2005 Yukon XL.I had to go back and confirm because it was irritating me. I didn't document it in this thread well, but I purchased the rotors and pads...
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DieselSlug replied to the thread My 2005 Yukon XL.Took the Yukon to work today instead of the company truck. Smelled of warm brakes on the back passenger. Upon further inspection the...
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A couple of these bad boys lol simplistic!
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What about a couple of adjustable thermostatic switches like used back in the old days. just a simple thermo-couple that would stick...
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DieselSlug replied to the thread My 2005 Yukon XL.Dug further into the Hayden fan controller option. The main reason I wiped this off at the moment was I intended for all speeds to be...
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DieselSlug replied to the thread My 2005 Yukon XL.Finally tackled the drivers heated seat. It was the upper that burned out. We got hot buns now, will see how long the Amazon seat...
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DieselSlug replied to the thread My 2005 Yukon XL.You are correct. I did think about this, and ultimately may do it as well. Only reason I was going to do the switch for now is I plan...
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If you want that to be automatic, you could use a Hayden fan controller on those two trigger leads. adjust it to the temp you want and...
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DieselSlug replied to the thread My 2005 Yukon XL.Normally I don't like doing stuff like this, but with my only other option being to "re-tune" the computer, its just not worth it. I...
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for the orifice on the pump, I have done it before and it worked better than before but still not like the factory one. iirc take an...
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DieselSlug replied to the thread My 2005 Yukon XL.Picked up 3 of the best looking junkyard OEM coils yesterday. Put another on last night, so far a total of 3 I have replaced with the...
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DieselSlug replied to the thread I got my first truck back….I too was sucked into the dud steering box and pump debacle from crap local stores and Rock Auto. I've swapped gearboxes twice and both...
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DieselSlug replied to the thread My 2005 Yukon XL.I'm sure, I would like to know what manufacturer the gray ones are from. It would be very tough to relocate, would need coil harness...
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Sounds like fine made chineesium parts. I know there expensive, but I would try looking for made in USA Delco units. if there is...
