Quote (PartyPete @ Jun 8 2015 01:11pm)

ey go back fixin ur truck m8

Quote (FMX_89 @ Jun 8 2015 04:12pm)

Now you sound more intelligent. You can take 10 minutes to educate yourself and find out first hand that GM vehicles that are not shitbox economy cars have a good reliability record and low maintenance costs compared to their direct competitors. Talking trucks, Ford is right on par with them. They typically utilize more complicated systems with no apparent gains but they are good trucks. GM's stuff will always be cheaper to maintain and work on solely based on the simplicity of the systems they employ.

Quote (KoJ @ Jun 8 2015 04:13pm)

its fixed.....

drove it to work this morning.


im sorry that you have zero knowledge and zero skill when it comes to cars

Quote (PartyPete @ Jun 8 2015 01:14pm)

Again, i thought i'd share my closest experiences with GM with you, d2jsp.





I wish i had more knowledge and skills when it comes to cars...but i don't have any cars to fix :D

Quote (KoJ @ Jun 8 2015 03:24pm)

then buy parts and build one

Quote (KoJ @ Jun 8 2015 04:24pm)

then buy parts and build one

Quote (PartyPete @ Jun 8 2015 01:25pm)

i have a better idea!

i'll help you fix your truck in a few days :lol:

Joking, enjoy your day KoJ & FMX_89.

Quote (KoJ @ Jun 8 2015 04:27pm)

i dont know what part of the truck is fixed and i drove it to work you missed.

how would you be able to help when you couldnt even tell what hand tool is what

Quote (KoJ @ Jun 8 2015 03:27pm)

i dont know what part of the truck is fixed and i drove it to work you missed.

how would you be able to help when you couldnt even tell what hand tool is what

Quote (FMX_89 @ Jun 8 2015 04:28pm)

What did it end up being my friend? There are a couple of specialty tools needed to get a 4L60E apart correctly but it isn't bad compared to some. Which bands did you use?