awh...she's a cutie...no way you can say NO to her for anything! :)I took my 4-1/2 year old granddaughter for a ride to a friend's hay farm, to pick up a few hay bales. She wants me to help her set up a Harvest / Halloween Display for the front lawn. I'm game. Anything to make her happy; and I don't mind a road-trip(even for a short distance) .
We stopped at the Double Arches for breakfast.
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This would be an interesting find. Good luck!I'm still annoyed by the front end or steering rattle I hear and feel when off-road. I've searched and searched but cannot find the source. I noticed our work Canyon is now starting to do it too. So a bit of research on other forums found that there is a similar problem on Silverados stemming from the intermediate steering shaft. Something about grease leaking out or not being distributed where it needs to be. I have no idea if ours is similar or not but I figured it's worth a shot!
So I followed one guy's fix which involved tapping a hole into the shaft and screwing in a zerk fitting then filling the shaft with a heavy duty grease. I figure worst case is the rattle is still there but maybe dampend a bit. I'll report back sometime next week. lol
Intermediate Steering Shaft Lube Procedure
Intermediate Steering Shaft Lube Procedure cures knocking felt through steering wheel reference GM bulletin #00-02-30-003C Tools Needed: needle nose pliers 15 mm wrench GM kit #26098419 You can find it here www.gmpartsclub.com Step 1: Start with the front wheels straight ahead and...www.gmtruckclub.com
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Thanks! It definitely works on Silverados so it's worth a shot.
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Thanks JC! I looked at the instructions from the link. It's above my pay grade lol.
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Interesting to know, I haven't noticed it on my Silverado (not sure if 3/4 tons also have the issue) and it's been offroad a lot. I do have sort of a clunk I get now and again. I've had it at a great Chevy service department (JCWages you might remember "Richie Rich" who runs Abel Chevrolet's parts and service department, for everybody else he's an avid enthusiast who has won Optima's Ultimate Street Car challenge a few times, but is also an outdoorsman and snowmobiler and stuff, if you have a GM anywhere near Rio Vista, CA and need service I highly, HIGHLY, HIIIIIIIIIGHLY recommend Rich and Abel) and apparently it's semi-common and just the torsion bars shifting a bit in their pockets. The only real fix would be a coil-over conversion, which I'm not up for.I'm still annoyed by the front end or steering rattle I hear and feel when off-road. I've searched and searched but cannot find the source. I noticed our work Canyon is now starting to do it too. So a bit of research on other forums found that there is a similar problem on Silverados stemming from the intermediate steering shaft. Something about grease leaking out or not being distributed where it needs to be. I have no idea if ours is similar or not but I figured it's worth a shot!
So I followed one guy's fix which involved tapping a hole into the shaft and screwing in a zerk fitting then filling the shaft with a heavy duty grease. I figure worst case is the rattle is still there but maybe dampend a bit. I'll report back sometime next week. lol
Intermediate Steering Shaft Lube Procedure
Intermediate Steering Shaft Lube Procedure cures knocking felt through steering wheel reference GM bulletin #00-02-30-003C Tools Needed: needle nose pliers 15 mm wrench GM kit #26098419 You can find it here www.gmpartsclub.com Step 1: Start with the front wheels straight ahead and...
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Haha well if you end up with the problem I'll lend you a hand. It can be done on a camping trip too.
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