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    New install 4l60e. Brand/type choice?

    Rebuild on the transmission with a few upgrades. Daily driver. OEM cooler has been gone a while. I'm replacing the Hayden with a TruCool 40k. All new lines. Radiator portion will be lovingly cleansed with a gentle stream of mineral spirits cascading throughout. Followed by a flush of fresh...
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    New install 4l60e. Brand/type choice?

    I changed the factory pan when the original drain plus didn't loosen. Torque wrench only went up to 150 lbs. 3' breaker bar wasn't even close.
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    New install 4l60e. Brand/type choice?

    I have a fresh 4l60e goung into my 2004 Suburban 4x4. New Tru-cool 40k cooler also. I will be changing it's fluid and filter at around 1500 miles, then every 20K. I will also pull the drain plug and drain a bit around 100 miles for inspection. Minimal towing. From the best of my feeble...
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    Air filter that works well and allows good air flow

    Because a filter has a finer mesh and it filters more, it doesn't mean it will work in your application. Think about it this way - If it filters really small stuff (more than the OEM) it will clog faster and require a replacement faster as you will not be getting sufficient airflow to the...
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    Brake issue 2019 Colorado

    Looking for opinions. My 2019 Colorado Crew Cab, 3.6l, with about 8000 miles has an issue which has been going on a while, even after a dealership visit. When stopped, and putting moderate to heavy pressure on the brake pedal, it the pedal creeps slowly to the floor. I can let off, which lets...
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    How to store opened RTV gasket maker?

    Wire nut and a food bag vacuum.. Seals it right up with no oxygen. Easier to buy a new tube though.
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    Is it Metric or SAE guessing game

    To keep me from going crazier, I bought one bolt and one nut from 10-32 up to 3/4" and M3 up to M20 each in the different TPI, respectively. Got a cheap lure box at Wallyworld and put them in the bins with stickers on the bins to mark the sizes, and the wrench needed. My guessing days are over.
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