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Yes 19.3L not pushing it (100kmh) in flat Alberta, In BC 22L.. Just don't push it. The truck just works well.

Most times the tire gets small rocks in the stud holes and cant have studs reinstalled.

I have a 2010 Chevy LT 1500 4wd with a 6.2L 6sp. It has to be the best truck I ever had. It pulls my 24.5ft Cougar trailer 9300lbs loaded and I get 19L per 100km. That's not to bad. Most people use reg fuel, I burn prem or propane I have dual fuel. At our local drag strip the same truck ran 14.6...

I have used the BFG all terrains had 74K on them on my 2010 Chevy 1500 4wd. I pull a 24.5ft holiday trailer and pull a sled trailer. I do go off road for sledding they worked very well for me.

I have a 2010 Chevy 1500 with a 6.2L. I pull a 24.5ft Cougar trailer that weights 9300lbs. It has no problem pulling it anywhere. I put it in manual mode and 4th gear no tow /haul mode (I don't like the way it pulls in tow/haul mode). empty it runs down the hiway at 12.5 per 100km..... towing it...

My buddy has a 2003 Chevy 3500 drw. It has a Cognito suspension installed. I had to do ball joints in the first 18000km. I was unable to get Cognito ball joints so I went to GM. I was told that the ball joint I had was from a heavy half ton with 7300lb suspension. Not a one ton ball joint. I...

I don't drive a diesel and hate the diesel guys that want to gas you out when your window is down. I have done some propane boosted diesels with no exhaust smoke and tons of power and better fuel economy. I don't understand why people don't do more propane boosts on your diesels. No smoke and...

I feel much better. Thanks

If the tank lays on its side it has to lay the same way in order to fill. It may have an autostop system using a float. Check that out.......worth a try

I just had the same problem on Friday......Check the red wire behind the chain case.....look low by the tunnel....the wire will wear on the tunnel and ground out. I lifted up the wire and sled started right up. I am going to NAPA tomorrow and use some liquid tape and fix the problem. Then tie up...

I think I will pray for spring to come......or warm weather....lol. I think I will just leave the cord the way it is. I will still look at all the input you guys send. Thank you.

Re: Block heater cores on new Chevys I never thought of an oil pan heater......I am going to ask my GM Dealer if it will flash a code.......thanks

I was told by my dealer that my block heater cord only works under -18c. I would love to plug in around -10c. The dealer said if the cord is cut and a new end installed it will flag a code that will never come out. Anybody ever changed the end on there block heater cord?

Was in PK yesterday Feb 07/14, Had a crust but snow was good. Was cold -22 but no wind. Only rode 3.5hrs.......froze. Would go again