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Well, my 2020 Silverado with the 6.2 (L87) had a big failure on Sunday while driving to a nice dinner. A lifter failed in the #8 cylinder and likely bent the pushrod, damaged the cam, etc. Reading online, it appears that many attribute this issue to oil starvation from the AFM (cylinder...

I've not had any issue with this since I got it two years ago. I'm regularly in D1 off road.

Are you guys logged in when you are seeing those particular ads, or are you viewing as a guest?

Thanks for the feedback. I need to check into these things and put in the usual software patches - but all of that is outside of my skill level today, so I'll hire someone. '

Awesome! I want to get up there sometime. Looks like you had a great time.

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Well the voices (both those inside and outside of my head) have spoken and have requested we repeat in Hurricane, UT in 2024. We saw some great trails this year and we'll find even more next year. Dates: Sunday, March 31, 2024 to Friday, April 5, 2024 Typically the last day of wheeling is...

It's been removed. Other than acting as a promotional piece for the author's business it provided no value to the Hummer community. Except of course for some comedic relief.

Thinking mine might be going out and so I want to see if anyone's ripped theirs out and it's using up your valuable garage space.

Wow, really looks great! I love the parts sharing/sales here between members. I like your switch set up in the center console.

My H3 has been using oil for a long time, generally with blowby on higher demand periods, like long steep highway climbs and off road in low range. Between the highway drive from Phoenix to St. George (400 miles) and the off road use over four days in UT, I had to add over 3 quarts of oil. This...

That's entirely logical and well though out. Much better reply, but less fun, than mine,.

I've had issues with non-AC Delco CVs binding on turns, even when new. You might be able to test by having someone drive slowly back and forth with the wheels turned hard and look for any jumping at the CV joint, binding, non-smooth motion and of course unpleasant sounds.

Rip it out? Aftermarket systems are common to cause issues. But I'm not good with electric troubleshooting

Wow, that's pretty steep! Shows some of the interesting aspects of Sand Hollow, like how the rear tires often start in sand and how the slickrock seems much softer than in Moab and wears away more quickly. This obstacle might end up in buggy territory if those holes continue to dig out.

Sorry, missed this post before. Great find with that truck, welcome to H4O

Hope you find some. They are rare nowadays.

I don't know exactly what you need, but this is a good resource. If you find the part, and there's no part number, that means it's not available as separate part and/or discontinued.