At 71 yrs old, you remind me of myself so much. Great video. I bought, repaired and sold so many cars and trucks. It is great to see a young person so mechanically inclined and taking the time to do things the right way. I appreciate your channel

@towIie

Ай бұрын

Shut up

The lack of rust on the vehicle will make the bolts feel less tight than they were 👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@WaldosWorld

10 ай бұрын

Good point 😂

@Wellh0wrya

4 ай бұрын

Use some fluid film

@russellblair1848

3 ай бұрын

@@WaldosWorld how are you

@RuijieZhou

3 ай бұрын

where did you pour your old oil? Does Walmart take them?@@WaldosWorld

@mr.whiskers3283

2 ай бұрын

@@RuijieZhou Virtually all auto parts stores (O'Reilly's, Auto Zone, Napa, etc} will take used engine oil for free. I suggest taking paper towels with you when you dump the old oil into their oil bin, it can get messy.

I love how every project is easy for this guy. He needs a sidekick that procrastinates, is accident prone and has an unhealthy addiction to energy drinks.

@michaelosmon

3 ай бұрын

And calls in sick once a week

@OzarkMountainKing

Ай бұрын

... and takes tools out of his box without telling him or returning anything.

@JR-em3mo

9 күн бұрын

He'd flip his attitude and gain a valuable partner 😂😂

It’s refreshing to see maintenance done right, instead of leaving things to fall apart, you really care, it shows and I wish you much success. We need more people like you.

@jamesjoslin7586

8 ай бұрын

Where’d you get rid of the old oil ?

@Chrismaple04

8 ай бұрын

@@jamesjoslin7586 dig a hole dump the oil fill it back up

@RobertGViolette

5 ай бұрын

Ile Never buy any vehicle from you ..talk about do least amount of work to your vehicle s.to sell them ...Rediculess bro...DO the right matenace bro not half ass crap. Only two tie rods bro.the whole front needs parts replaced..WOW. backyard monky for sure...good luck..one day this kinda things will come back and bite you in the ass...WOW..

@Leslie-hm4ty

5 ай бұрын

How do you get the dealers pass?

@jamesjelley7590

4 ай бұрын

im gonna get you

I love that you don’t stretch out projects like this into 20 videos. You’re my favorite automotive channel by a mile! Please do an update on your Liebherr excavator. My 5 year old son is obsessed with it and won’t stop asking.

@willb3018

10 ай бұрын

While in certain instances, multiple videos have their place, I agree about not stretching things out for this type of work.

@gregtheegg3576

10 ай бұрын

Just to add my voice to the chorus of cheers. I appreciate the editing, you cut out the repetitive, and focused on the important stuff. New subscriber!

@cristianflores5595

10 ай бұрын

Love this video just wondering if you could do a price breakdown?

@osman_zengin

5 ай бұрын

You may like @M539 Restorations channel, too.

Waldo is the mechanic you wish you could take your vehicles to cause you know you can trust him and he’ll do a nice job.

I dont even know what he’s talking about with all these mechanical stuff but i’m binge watching- just love watching him explain it 😂

Doing maintenance right is the cheapest thing you can do to your vehicle. Your running description of what you're doing and why you are doing is spot on Good job!!!

My first time seeing your channel and I'm blown away by how well you explain things as you're doing them. I'm 75 years old and remember the days when I used to work on my cars but didn't have the tools or lift or anything. There's great satisfaction in repairing your own vehicles! Your dad is very lucky to have you for a son! God bless. I subscribed to your channel and will look forward to seeing future videos.

@tallglider6313

9 ай бұрын

yeah, and i'm sitting here thinking 'nice find' but if i did that and brought it to my mechanic for all the work he did on it right here i'd have another $3k into it easily depending on which bandit (oops, i mean mechanic) i would take it to. yes, it's great to be able to do your own work. i've got only 142k on my '06 1/2 ton 5.3 extended cab (bought used 7 years ago) and am hoping to get many more miles out of it yet up here in WI before it truns to a complete pile of rust. so far, it looks like my adding wheel opening fender flares and plastic rocker panels to it to cover rusted out ones just added $5k in value (lol) and make it look like a much newer truck. people seeing it for the first time since the minor cosmetic upgrade scratch their heads trying to figure out exactly what's different about the truck...lol. one thing is for sure...these are great trucks! couldn't afford a $70k truck on my best day ever...

@mikefeddersen2476

9 ай бұрын

Ditto everything you said, first time watcher, too.

Caught ur channel by accident, and glad I did. Watching you work was a reminder of how common sense and an easy attitude gets the job done more often than not. And you seem like a pretty capable mechanic too…nice job

Great job on this truck. The oil change and fluid levels check at the beginning of a 3000 mile drive gave this truck a chance to "blow everything out" of the engine. The complete fluids and filter service at home, plus other maintenance, is what people should do or have done when they buy a pre-owned vehicle. Of course, they need to have a pre-purchase inspection (PPI), but you seem to be able to fix anything :). You set a great example for people and their vehicles. THANK YOU!

Thank you for this video. As a "NON-MECHANIC" I appreciate your walk-through of this vehicle. It's good to know the ins and outs of a vehicle before taking for maintenance and repair. I also have a better appreciation for the knowledge, talent, equipment and time it take for a mechanic to provide the service they do. Thank you, I will be looking forward to future videos. NICE JOB!!!!

Beautiful truck. I have the 1500 version of a 2004 Silverado with the 5.3. Bought it from the original owner about two years ago. It’s about to hit 100k. California truck, no rust. It’s a great truck. I picked it up for about 12k. Much better than paying 50k for a new model.

@michaelburbank2276

10 ай бұрын

I have a 2002 1500 LS just turned over 212.000 miles. purrs like a kitten 4.8

@okgroomer1966

10 ай бұрын

Great trucks. I'm a Ford guy and even I have to tip my hat to that era GM trucks. Ford decided the triton engine was the way to compete🤦‍♂️ luckily they made good diesels.

@ahbalone

10 ай бұрын

I bought a black 03 1500 Z71 with 265k and a much nicer BOSS hood for $2000. Needed a bit of cleaning and TLC buts runs and look great. PO didn't know the market and made a quick deal but was really kicking himself when I later picked it up.

@craigdoriety9798

2 ай бұрын

Yeah those are great trucks with 5.3 before they started the cylinder deactivation garbage.

I love all of your videos Waldo. These purchase videos are really cool. Seeing you go through them is a lot of fun. I think this will be a great truck for dad and I wish him many trouble free years with it.

@WaldosWorld

10 ай бұрын

Thanks Pete!

I just found your channel 2 weeks ago, and already hooked, reel me in. So impressed with your profound knowledge of anything on wheels, and the short-n-sweet explanations. You're a superb narrator with easy to understand "how to." Keep 'em comin' my friend👍✌️

As a fellow New Englander myself, it's nothing short of astounding to see one of these mid 2000s Silverados in such immaculate, rust-free condition.

@bt7482

Ай бұрын

I am also a New Englander and thought the same thing! my 2015 Fiesta ST has rust on every damn door, hood and hatch at the edges. poop

Love the GMT800s and 400s both! I have 2-2500hds: 1 with 8.1 and 1 with 6.0. Hoping to keep them going for a long time. Theyre so much more reliable than the new expensive junk.

@cydonianman

9 ай бұрын

That ain't no joke. His old man better hang on to this one and take care of it. Easy peasy to work on.

@squish2913

8 ай бұрын

These were considered new expensive junk back then aswell..lol I still drive my 2000 k2500 but I also have a 2021 duramax and it's been perfect @74k miles now

@xen9221

7 ай бұрын

@@squish2913tbf I think a big complaint on newer vehicles is how hard they are to work on/maintain without expensive equipment. Or in some instances just impossible without speciality tools for a single use.

@donyaedavis2698

5 ай бұрын

I have 2 gmt800 and 400 with 400k still going

Those are FANTASTIC trucks! They are easy, and cheap, to fix, but rarely need fixing. Mine has 260,000 miles, and it runs like it's new. In my area, you can't go more than a half mile without seeing one of these 03, 04, or 05 silverados, in great shape, driving by.

@Brian-dh9lp

5 ай бұрын

I still have my 01

@barbarasteed3966

4 ай бұрын

Got a 04 235.000miles

@lordmortimer1stearlgreatwe878

3 ай бұрын

HMMMM.....MINE IS AN '05; 4 DOOR ( WHY DIDN'T SOMEONE THINK OF THAT BEFORE LIKE 1990 WITH THE LIMITED BACK SEATS?...EXCEPT FOR THOSE REBOPPED FORD. &VCHEVY RAILROAD OR POWER COMPANY EVRY USED AND MAYE ABUSED TRUCKS THAT SOMEBODY ALWAYS SCARFED UP AND SOLD FOR A PREMIUM) 190,000 MILES UPON PURCHASE......323 CID ENGINE @ 300 HP WITH SOUPED UP AFTERMARKET EXHAUST SYSTEM. EXCEPT FOR THE WHEELS ( WHICH APPEAR LARGER THAN MINE...255 R17 BF GOODRICH/FIRETONES THIS CCOULD BE MY TRUCK..I JUST WENT AND LOOKED IN THE DRIVEWAY....WHEEEW..IT'S STILL THERE... I GOT A BOBTAIL BUCKBOARD BED 5'' 8" INCHES OR SO BUT THIS IS A CLONE OF MY TRUCK EXCEPT FOR THE HEAVIER SUSPENSION PARTS...AND 2500 ON THE FENDER. TIRES LOOK JUST LIIKE MINE-OFFORAD TIRES GONNA REPLACE THEM WITH A MORE COMPROMISED STREET/ROAD TIRE BUT AS I TOLD MY WIFE...I'M NOT REPLACING PERFECTLY GOOD TIRES ( 80 PERCENT OF THE TREAD LIFE STILL STILL THERE AIN'T HAPPENED YET.....2005 HAD REAR DRUMS "TO SAVE MONEY" THANKS CHEVY ....YOU DUMBASSES...C'MON CHEVY CORP.PRATION...DON'T SAVE MONEY ON LESSENED BRAKING CAPACITY M'KAY? I'M GONNA CHECK AND SEE IF THEY HAD REAR DISCS AS A OPTION IF IT';S NOT TOO TERRIBLY EXPENSIVE .II I DON;T DRIVE VERY FAR...ANYMIORE BEING RETIRED, I WOULD'VE LIKE TO MAYBE...JUST MAYBE GOT THE 6.S ITRE IF I COULD'VE FOUND ONE BUT THEY SAY.....JUST LIKE THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE 283 TO 307, 327 TO 350 AND 305 TO350 AND NOW THE 324 TO 350 THE LESSER POWER WAS NOT COMMENSURATE WITH THE DISPARITY IN INCHES WITH THE 5.3 PULLING A 3 AND 5/8 STROKE WITH A BORE SLIGHTLY BIGGER THAN A 305 AND SAME AS A ANCIENT 265 AND 283 WITH WITH .. I JUST FOUND THIS CHANNEL.... I WILL BE BACK REGULARLY. ROCK ON BRO.......@@barbarasteed3966

@robcastagna7483

3 ай бұрын

Bought my 1999 used with 100,000 miles on it, now has 230,000 and the only fluid that I've ever changed is the oil.

@rockyj2008

3 ай бұрын

What WE USED TO MAKE!

As a first time viewer and retired auto tech, I really appreciate you and your channel. Your honesty, personality , thoroughness, knowledge and attitude toward maintenance and economical fixes are refreshing. One thing I would suggest, when checking ball joints, it is needed to "unload" the ball joints. Meaning, when the wheels are off the ground, most "long-arm short-arm" control arm setups fully extended and the suspension travel stops when the upper control arm compresses the rubber (I'll call) "top out" bumper(as opposed the "bottom out" rubber bumper. Otherwise, the torsion bar in, this case, is forcing the control arms into a "loaded" position. Your channellocks will not overcome the pressure of the torsion bar . Hope that makes sense. Please continue the great channel!!!!

I had a 2006 Chevy 2500HD 4x4! Loved my truck!!!! Had to let it go a year ago ☹️😢! Used it to snow plow as well as construction! Loved it! Your truck looks almost identical to mine. Memories!! Watching you work on yours was VERY SATISFYING! Thanks and good luck with yours!

For the coolant, on the left side of the radiator (from driver position) of these GMT800s there is a hose routed up and a drain petcock. You can pull the hose down and point it at your bucket, open the petcock, and drain your radiator no mess.

@eaglewarrior8707

9 ай бұрын

Don't you mean right side? Or drivers side?

@synapticburn

9 ай бұрын

drivers side @@eaglewarrior8707

@ImAfraidBruce

9 ай бұрын

@@eaglewarrior8707 No, left side from the driver position. Drivers side in the US.

@buntnik

9 ай бұрын

Yeah, that hose is left side. In automotive speak, left and right expressed as if sitting in drivers seat.

@cydonianman

9 ай бұрын

Lol

One of the most thorough and insightful care buying and repair videos I've seen. Preciate your explaining as you went and making things seem so easy and the step by step process in which you did things. Keep up the good work and I am looking forward to your next video.

I was sent to this channel as I'm learning about new small trucks. OH MY GOD, you're channel is fantastic. Talk about clear and thorough work and explanation. I have the tools to do everything you just did to that truck, except I don't have a lift to make it easy. I just subscribed and hope to see you do more videos like this one. I'm looking for a truck and you showed me I can afford a used one in decent shape

You are one of the finest self mechanics i have seen. I wish i had a well equiped workshop like yours, Rodger in Nairobi Kenya

Love when something like that manifold leak turns out to be next to nothing in repair. I'm impressed with your go thru process, fixing all the things that probably drove the previous owner to get out of it. I do the same and the results are very satisfying.

All great to watch, Waldo! Great way to renovate an auction truck, and smart!

Waldo I cannot tell you how much I learn from watching your videos. I am a Land Rover Enthusiast and I was so heartened by your recovery of the Range Rover L322. I own a 2011 L322, with 116,000. It’s in mint condition. As an attorney and not a mechanic, I really appreciate incredibly talented, caring mechanics, like you, who take such pride in their work. Keep up these great videos. Rovers a great vehicles when they are taken care of and your Rover is in great hands. Happy New Year, God Bless and Best to you!

Waldo, I really like how calm you are throughout the entire process. If I were doing something like this, I would have had the luck to break at least three of the four hub retaining bolts, needed a 1” pneumatic air hammer to remove the axel shaft nut, wedges to remove it off the spline, 10# hammer to remove the upper ball joint, snapped a spark plug or two and all of it would have needed torches to expand the rust. Other than that, thank you for showing me that there is a way to get help and that is by watching your videos. Thank you, 🤠👍

Always happy to see a new video from you! I'm never disappointed, your calm nature, excellent narration and skills are a real pleasure to watch. Thanks for another fine effort on your Dad's new vehicle. Be well, be safe!

Amazing! You are so young and such a good mechanic! I wish more young people learn of to do repairs, most kids I know don’t know how to change a flat tire or basic repairs for their cars or home, women included. All the power to you. Your video is very nice quality and very informative. Thank you. Hope you get lots of likes.

Excellent video! My first Silverado was a 2500HD and the one thing I didn't like about it was that I purchased one with an 8ft bed!! A little bit of a nightmare to find parking spots BUT you could fit entire sheets of plywood and drywall in the bed! BONUS!!

Great truck Waldo . Dad has a good eye . And welcome back , you've been missed .

@trevorstott7811

10 ай бұрын

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@trevorstott7811

10 ай бұрын

Rr9 F.dz😅

@trevorstott7811

10 ай бұрын

. On.

With your last comment about feedback: I really love these types of videos. Buying, diagnosing basic issues (or not so basic issues), and fixing problems efficiently but thoroughly. I also loved your truck bed build for “Brandon” :) Keep up the videos! I (and many others) really enjoy them!

You’re a great son! Nice reliable truck for your Dad. Thank you for making it easy Tom understand to repair/maintenance process.

Every time I scroll pass one of your clips...I stay watching...I think you have a Gift in communicating...and your videos are Well edited they don’t just run in boredom. Your knowledge and insight attracts folks that want to learn. Very nicely done, keep it up..wish you much success..😊👍👌

Yes, I like this kind of content. The more, the better. I like your build videos as well; they’re all great! As others have noted, we appreciate the content you publish, and we’re anxious for as many as you can produce.

Waldo i enjoy your videos so much, thank you for all your hard work

Bravo! One of the best purchase, check over, service videos I’ve ever seen on KZread. Us rustbelt dwellers (NY) don’t know how good the northwest has it until you buy a car from there. In 2017 I bought a 96 Suburban, 5 winters in it looks like a 5 year old car not a 27 year old. That one was shipped…. the next one I drive. :)

Man that’s an amazing truck you picked up ! I’m glad to see someone do a gas 3/4 ton ! Excellent video !

Another informative and quality content by Waldo. Thanks!❤

awesome video Waldo, keeping doing what you do. Love all your videos, and amazed at how easy you make it look.

It really helps when you know what you’re doing. You can do all the work yourself to make that truck even last a whole lot longer. Awesome work.

Thank you, Waldo for the info regarding the auction broker. Thank you again.

Exactly what I like to do on a new ( used ) vehicle. Change all the fluids ! Love the GMT 800 platform. Great job dude .

Great Video Waldo, we love road trips. That's a great truck for your Dad.

I just subscribed, and I'm a restorer of Land Rovers, but many other classics for 35 years. The fact that you have a Vizsla, reaffirms the obvious, you're a sharp man! We have Vizslas for years. Your channel will easily grow hugely !

The quality of your videos is outstanding. The effort you put into converting all the number for us non Americans is so very much appreciated

Such a great video I always look forward to the Waldo's episodes, the description of the work is explained in layman's terms nothing too complicated.

Just bought a 2007 Chevy Crew 2500 HD LBZ Duramax. Awesome so far after 3,000 miles. That is the trip of a lifetime! I paid a lot more at a retail dealer, but too nice to resist. Except for rust, those trucks are bulletproof. I had mine professionally treated with Fluid-Film and will do it annually - especially in salty rust belt.

@willcrain6786

10 ай бұрын

Where can one get their vehicle treated with fluid film?

Hey Waldo I really enjoyed your video thanks for the heads up on the auction 👏👏👏

You inspired me to fix my own window (2008 Impala) after watching this video, Thank you! Oh and TY for the Auction info!!! Keep up the great work!

This was educational and perfectly explained for those wanting to understand & maintain their vehicles better. Much obliged, good Sir.

I owned an 06’ that was the same paint and interior. It was a wonderful truck and the only issue was the wheel bearings. It did start to get some lower body rust and with 224k I sold it locally for a very fair price. I happen to run into the owner at the lumberyard a year or so later and he was very happy with it.

@bencrow1298

5 ай бұрын

I got an 06' bought it about 8 or 9 years ago , I've been through a couple of batteries, changed the oil and filters a few times, changed the brake pads once, other than that, nothing. I can go out, turn the key and it runs like brand new. Oh, 280K miles. Paid $5K cash for it.

6:55 The Coeur d'Alene to Kellogg pass is always a treat.

Thanks for these great videos Waldo! Camera placements are always spot on and easy to see, explanations of what you’re doing, and how to, are easy to follow. You keep your language kind, and curse free, thank you.

As a former aircraft mechanic , I was favorably impressed with your work - GOOD JOB .

This was probably the best video of its kind I have ever watched! Thanks for undertaking all the jobs that are so commonly required and explaining them by stage that builds confidence in the viewer.

Great video, nice to see a young guy so level headed and knowledgeable

Love this video. You have got it figured out!

I loved this episode. There’s something incredibly pleasing and satisfying about working on an older vehicle that is in nice condition underneath. No struggling with rusted bolts etc. Unfortunately that’s rare here in the UK as the first sign of colder weather and the salt gritter trucks are out! I now use something called Lanoguard, which is a natural underseal that uses the oils from sheep fleece. Much nicer to use than the traditional black underseal!

@squish2913

8 ай бұрын

I'm doing my trucks now in preparation for winter, although we don't use salt, a nice pressure washing and a coat of Amsoil MP

@christopherking2012

4 ай бұрын

Thats good stuff, I use it on the plow at work. Called Fluid Film in the US for anyone looking.

Great video Waldo. Never being a mechanic it was interesting watching you check system by system. Top notch video keep up the good work!!

Great content . I bought a 1997 Chevrolet k1500 4x4 with a rebuilt 5.7 a d just redid all the front end components. Still hv the front sway bar bushings and window locks on the extended cab part and tackle the rear brakes , leaf springs and change the gear oil . I bought it based on the rebuild that t was done.

Here's a trick for a more relaxed cross country trip. Next time just skip the Mid/North East traffic/tolls and drive through N.D. thru MN/WI to Suite St. Maire MI, then through Canada Rt 7 to Montreal then drop through VT to NH. . Even though it will add about 80 miles to your trip, you'll save that money in less tolls and piece of mind.

@bdmenne

3 ай бұрын

Great suggestion

@michaelosmon

3 ай бұрын

Gotta have that clot shot to cross the border tho don't ya?

@bdmenne

3 ай бұрын

@@michaelosmon that’s a deal breaker. Crazy how Canada went Gestapo Totalitarian

@michaelosmon

3 ай бұрын

​@@bdmenne right?!

@SuperJamster1

3 ай бұрын

@@michaelosmon No longer required to have any shot records when crossing.

Waldo is back!!! Hope you all did not have any flooding while back, in NC we had poor air quality due to the Canadian forest fires. Last week we had a heat wave, 94-96f everyday. Nice truck for your Dad. Being pulled over was not fun. Make more videos!!

@WaldosWorld

10 ай бұрын

Nope, we escaped the flooding 👍

I'm not from Montana but I feel proud of those Troopers for doing their job making sure the vehicle isn't stolen. I would want them to do the same if my car was being driven around.

Always very satisfying to watch you fix these cars! Some of the most overlooked maintenance processes are dealt with expertly. Good 👍 Job!!

A pleasure to watch this, great stuff and good to see you back😊

very good video like always insane how quickly you do all of this ive had my truck for 3 years and i still have so much left to do

I bought one of these older GM trucks for dirt cheap with a bit of body rust but solid frame, fully loaded leather with 130k miles and they are a great mix of old-school simplicity and modern features!

I bought one of these new in 2003 for 35000. Drove it for 14 years and 140000 road miles. Great trucks with fairly low maintenance

I like your videos especially with projects like this one, your clear and concise description made everything looks easy, I really enjoyed this one

Yay!!! Waldo is back!!

What a cleanly executed project. Thank you for entertaining us and yes we would like to see more content like this. Thank you for the auction and broker information as well. If you have anymore tips on how to bid and what to look for in an auction thise are also valuable. From Boston being chased by rust.

congrats waldo,for the job you did to that pickup! i enjoy it!!!!

This video just popped into my feed today! I'm not happy that KZread waited this long to recommend your channel! It's right in the wheelhouse of all of my favorite channels. You've earned a new sup and I can't wait to watch your back catalogue! Thanks for the great tips! Your dad got the perfect used truck imo.

That 2500HD with that 4L80E and the hydro boost master cylinder is awesome. Forgot to add the 2500HD’s had the 6.0 too.

The fastest 30min vid I have ever watched. Love this type of content. Definitely want to see a headache rack install.

What a great find. Easy fixes and no rust.

So much information (honest) and productions is on point great audio too. keep doing what you doin. shee man should have easy 1millions subs im cheering for ya!

All the proper tools used. You're awesome

This was a great video! You really put in a lot of relevant content very compactly and efficiently. I have a 2003 GMC C1500 Sierra, so yours was a close enough cousin. Your dad is lucky to get such a creampuff of a truck, and so properly serviced, as well. I used to buy new trucks frequently for my job, back when they were reasonable, and I drove a lot. Things have changed a lot in the past few years.

Love these videos and always learning something new. The more repairs the better (for us not for you)

Love these TLC videos from start to end watching going through the maintenance of the car

I have never seen anything more informative on vehicle repairs. Great job

Another great video Waldo! Always love your content. I only wish you had a film/editing crew so you could put out more videos in less time and show us all the cool projects you get to work on. So jealous too btw.

Waldo this is the first of your videos I have seen! Outstanding job on getting the truck back home and getting it back in great shape! I went ahead and subscribed and will have to watch your other videos! I live in Eastern Washington and cars & trucks from here are fairly rust free compared to other parts of the Northwest! A few years back I bought a 69 RS Camaro that had sat under a carport for maybe 25 years with a bad timing chain. Anyhow it only had a few pinholes on the left side under the rear window otherwise very solid. You will not see that on a 69 Camaro from Western Washington! Thanks for the great content!

NGK Laser Iridium spark plugs and NGK coils are always my go to. I've used them on my '05 Accord, '07 MDX, '09 tC, and '11 Malibu. Every vehicle had a 5%-10% MPG increase with them.

This was a really awesome video. It was beginning to end and everything was comprehensive. You are my favourite KZreadr, very happy to have discovered you. I have a 2003 L322 RR, similar to yours which is why I love that playlist, but seeing the engine bay and the work you did on this just made me want an old American truck. We don’t have many in New Zealand and what we do have is Left hand drive lol.

Nice find! Clean truck!

love this guy, second video ive watched and dude just replaces the oil at some random location lol... LOVE IT

Your truck is ideal, and we'll care for. You're always teaching me something new, thanks.

Thank you Waldo😊

Great truck, I've got one with around 230,000 miles on it. Needs some TLC but it's still running strong. And no rust. Thanks for the tips and good content. Let's see that gooseneck video.

It’s been a while! I’m glad to see you posting again. Btw, love gmt800s

I bought 2003 Chevy xpress body motorhome with 6l 8 cylinder vortec engine. They have the same engine as Silveradoes. I changed the oil and drove it from Delaware to Utah round trip. Those engines are solid strong engines. It gave me 0 problem. Beautiful engine. The only problem you might have with these engines will be gas smell. You will see pressure in gas tank especially hot weathers. 60 dollars part change it and keep driving

First time finding this channel and I’m glad it was a Chevy truck purchase and maintenance done as well 😎👌🏼 your work was greatly appreciated and worth the watch, nicely done

That is the cleanest gmt800 i’ve ever seen. wish we had those kinds of truck in upstate NY!

You remind me of well, me. When I purchase a truck I check everything no matter what the previous owner says he's done. I especially change the motor mounts, fan belts , upper and lower, change shocks and ball joints, spark plugs and wires, Right now I've got that tapping noise on the motor that 5.3 L engines are known for. It's a 2005 5.3 L gas engine. Ironically the passenger rear window has the same problem you had on your truck. I'm not quite done yet as I can't do it all myself$$. Thanks for your video.

This truck reminded me of mine. I had a 2003 1500HD crewcab 6.0L I had 220,000 miles on her, and on the original brake pads and rotors. Owned her from brand new 11-10- 2002 this was a great truck. It was stolen 1.8 years ago, I drive a Traverse now, it's nice. I do miss my truck and won't pay $75,000. I might look into this auction. I really enjoyed your video thanks for posting it.

Enjoyed your video. Smart move to buy a truck like this (pre-active fuel management, which has problems) from the West Coast and take it home to NH. You saved a ton of money. It's a solid truck that will last a long time. Great job on the fluids service. One thing you should be aware of is the transfer case pump rub. It's a well-documented issue. Best to address it sooner rather than later. I have a 2003 Sierra 2500HD (8.1/Allison) and picked up an upgrade kit from Merchant-Automotive.