BoostN's latest activity
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BoostN replied to the thread Drain plug is trash.I need to do this upgrade, I just haven't got around to it yet! -
Fumoto valve on ALL our 4 wheeled vehicles. (Road going, that is. Tractors don't count.)
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BoostN replied to the thread DPF harness plugs.A plug is a great idea, in the past I used some bags to wrap the sensor/wiring and zip tie to keep the outside elements out the best I can..
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Agreed. Not a fan of chrome myself. That's why I got the Elevation trim.
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BoostN replied to the thread engine power reduced code.Welcome.. It it likely related to your tuning. Anytime you're tuning these trucks they are sensitive to changes, so I would start by...
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BoostN replied to the thread New Member.Yep, I'm more of a paint guy over chrome myself, but that's just me.
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BoostN replied to the thread New Member New Diesel Owner.Welcome.. looks good. You'll love the it.. especially the comforts of the Denali!
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BoostN replied to the thread NOX sensor @ 56k miles.Yea, the code should be logged 100%! Sounds like a lazy dealer sadly. You would think they would want to bill for the warranty work..
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BoostN replied to the thread New member!!.Welcome! We're glad to have you here!
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BoostN replied to the thread 275/65/20 Falken Wildpeak A/T4W Tires Ordered.Update.. You can see my fuel logs in my signature, but it seems like I've lost a solid 3 MPG by upsizing to these tires... I would...
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BoostN reacted to gemarsh's post in the thread Here May Be Why Your Chevy Silverado Loses Brake Assist After An Engine Stop/Start Event with
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Rolling computers, blue screen of death, by no brakes! 🤣 Just disable the start/stop crap, already! -
BoostN replied to the thread NOX sensor @ 56k miles.Not on this truck, but I did lose a NOX sensor as I drove off the lot on a previous truck :D
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BoostN replied to the thread Towing question.For me the only other maintenance that makes this different from a gas engine is I replace the fuel filters about every 20k or so.. it's...
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BoostN replied to the thread Sag towing 6000 lb rv help!.If you're towing a lot, air bags for sure. These 1500's are soft in the rear from my experience.
