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#701 of 1497 catback dual exhaust for 04 Z71 Crew Cab by chevymike Sep 30, 2005 (5:23 am)
I am new to the forum and am wondering if anyone can recommend a stainless steel performance exhaust system for my 04 Crew. I had a 90 Silverado that ran straight pipes and it sounded awesome. The problem was I was replacing the pipes every 2 years due to rust (live in upstate NY). My wife thinks I am crazy to pull off the stock stainless, but I am sick of having my neighbor's minivan be louder than my truck. I have looked at Gibson, Magnaflow and Dynomax and want to be sure which one gives the deepest, throaty sound, especially while idling. Heck, I can care less about the mufflers, I'll go straight pipes from the CAT again. I would appreciate any feedback regarding the sound of full systems versus straight pipes only. Also, would I have to remove the spare tire? Thanks for your time. Replies to this message: obyone (Sep 30, 2005 6:15 am)
#702 of 1497 Re: catback dual exhaust for 04 Z71 Crew Cab [chevymike] by obyone Sep 30, 2005 (6:15 am)
Replying to: chevymike (Sep 30, 2005 5:23 am) http://www.corsaperf.com/flashsilverado.htm
#703 of 1497 geo by ryanbab Sep 30, 2005 (1:12 pm)
he already checked it. It was leaking
#704 of 1497 BABS by geo9 Sep 30, 2005 (2:34 pm)
Hmmm......I didn't catch that! (Gotta get new glasses!!!! LOL!)   That should solve his problem................COOL!
#705 of 1497 Re: 93' Chevy Silverado- A/C on high/rec or max just barely blows out of vents [junster] by flowerchild64 Oct 01, 2005 (10:32 am)
Replying to: junster (Jul 26, 2005 4:39 am) just now got back to receive my replies, THANKS! for your reply Junster and Cybermac! any help is so greatly appreciated! I will defiantely pass on you guys suggestions! junster, did you buy your 93' new? My husband and I did, while he drove the truck, it was on the 3rd motor, (the one from the factory, 2 others were racing motors, which didn't take him long to blow them) the motor was out of the truck, and he was driving a friends jeep when he had his fatal accident. So, there sat a truck up on ramps or stands, and the motor under the garage, on a motor stand, parts neatly organized, he had even cleaned everything with a pressure washer! I had thought well, the truck was left (or spared) for a reason, or he would have been in it in the wreck. I thought well this will be a perfect starter vehicle for our son.  At the time I had a brand new 2001 Mustang. I thought well eventually I would fix the truck up and use it to take my trash to the dump and transport my gardening supplies. Until a year later when coming home (sm. town) I pulled in to get gas, mind you small town, left my car running all the time, while running in the store to pay for my gas! Well, it caught up with me that night, I filled up, I was the only one there at this convience store I thought,I pulled up to the front door, left it running, it was late july,very hot time of the yr here in texas, i ran in the store, handed the girl my 20 and i turned around and my car was gone! anyway, how stupid, i know, expensive lesson learned, it was some crack-head, they caught up with him over the state line in louisiana, they chased him til he wrecked it , and got out trying to run! I wanted to know if the chase was going to be on COPS?  Ha Ha, anyway, well that's when i decided to fix up the truck and drive it, thinking , it should be that expensive! OMG little did I know the can of worms I had opened! ha It has defiantely been an eye opening experience for sure, I know alot more than I ever did before, and thankful for that! My husband kept the truck in mint conditon it was his baby! I know if he can see from heaven, he would be so proud! its all new again, except the paint and interior. and the only thing inside left to do is the roof replaced (that cloth stuff is sagging) i have pinned it up for the mean time! Its always something so if you see something posted again from flowerchild64, you'll know the story! Thanks again for your time!
#706 of 1497 Re: FPR [ryanbab] by bykehoun Oct 02, 2005 (8:04 am)
Replying to: ryanbab (Sep 25, 2005 7:02 am) Hey, it worked! The part after tax was $70 instead of $40, but it was an easy fix thanks to you. Here's to you having success with whatever you do. Thank you very much! tk
#707 of 1497 no idea by redtr20 Oct 02, 2005 (1:44 pm)
I have a 94 with a 4.3l v-6 when i' am pulling my boat before i could run 75-80mph no problem now sometimes it will do that no problem and then you won't be able to go 55-60mph you can hold the gas pedal to the floor and won't go no faster. then it will just take off again it will have good pedal everything. the engine don't run bad or sound different. Replies to this message: 2jnelvis (Oct 05, 2005 3:57 pm)
#708 of 1497 ENGINE LIGHT by chap26 Oct 02, 2005 (2:05 pm)
The engine light came on, so I went to the dealer for warranty work (2003 1500 Silverado, 41K miles) and they turned off the light with the diagnostic computer. It came back on, and they told me to bring it back on Monday, and it could take anywhere from 1 hour to all day to find out the problem. I've driven it during this period, and have noted no problems in performance whatsoever. Should I worry about this, or could it be caused by a problem in the gas tank, or ????   Thanks
#709 of 1497 Blower motor wont come on 1996 Sierra 1500 by alively1 Oct 02, 2005 (3:50 pm)
I have a GMC Sierra 1500 4 wd extended cab pickup. My blower motors were working fine. I shut them down when I parked the truck. I left again approx. 10 min. later, and there was no air blowing when I turned them on. I have checked all the fuses I can find, fuse block under hood and in the truck. cant tell which relays are to what under the dash, as my over the counter chiltons has no really good diagrams etc. I tried to find a expanded schematic to no avail. I have had not much luck getting to view any pictures etc of the heater, A/C blower circuits. Can anyone help out with info on similar problems, or with a good schematic, and maybe some pictures too? Replies to this message: aggieangler (Oct 02, 2005 9:30 pm)
#710 of 1497 Re: Blower motor wont come on 1996 Sierra 1500 [alively1] by aggieangler Oct 02, 2005 (9:30 pm)
Replying to: alively1 (Oct 02, 2005 3:50 pm) I have had this problem in the past too. There is a compressor cycling switch up by the top of the dryer cylinder. It is a 2 wire connector that snaps in. Whenever I have trouble with my A/C, it is usually the culprit. Try disconnecting it, and take a lagr paper clip and bend it out to a U shape. Use the paper clip to short across the 2 holes in the female end (the part you disconnected from the dryer cylinder). Now start your vehicle back up and turn on the AC. If your problem is fixed, you need to replace the male end of the connector that screws into the dryer cylinder. There is an O ring in there that sometimes gets some dirt etc in it also. This only takes a few seconds to try and has solved 80% of my AC issues in GM vehicles in the last 20 years.   HTH,   Aggieangler

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