bought nice 2011 Suburban K2500

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From buying old used vehicles! Rare 2011 Chevy Suburban K2500 LT 3/4 ton 6.0 6L90, clean CARFAX, one owner with 225,000 mostly highway miles as the PO drove 150 mile round trip to work 5 days a week. Mostly used by LEO’s, FBI, Secret Service etc. Runs good and surprisingly rides and drives very good. New tires, brakes, brake master cylinder but needs a new steering stabilizer and possibly a clutch fan. Contrast this behemoth with the recently acquired 2000 Ford Focus wagon beater and an intervention seems to be in order, though my saintly wife is OK with it. Yes it does fit in the garage, but barely.

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From buying old used vehicles! Rare 2011 Chevy Suburban K2500 LT 3/4 ton 6.0 6L90, clean CARFAX, one owner with 225,000 mostly highway miles as the PO drove 150 mile round trip to work 5 days a week. Mostly used by LEO’s, FBI, Secret Service etc. Runs good and surprisingly rides and drives very good. New tires, brakes, brake master cylinder but needs a new steering stabilizer and possibly a clutch fan. Contrast this behemoth with the recently acquired 2000 Ford Focus wagon beater and an intervention seems to be in order, though my saintly wife is OK with it. Yes it does fit in the garage, but barely.

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You don't need it.....It's too big....and it has the latent smell of smoke and urine. Saved you!.
 
I would get one of these in a heartbeat. I had a friend with one that passed 400k on basic maintenance and only blew up after not getting an oil change for 30k miles.
 
I have the 2008 version. Highway driving really saves that transmission. I have 275,000 miles on it and am the original owner. Watch your oil pressure. I replaced the O ring on the oil pickup tube. It eventually gets brittle. Still have the original water pump and starter.
 
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