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Confirmed brake bleeding scan tools

I keep hearing about this but I don’t see any of that on my unit. Can you share a picture of what you’re dealing with?
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- Post #60
- Today at 12:24 PM
- Forum: Axles + Brakes
Free to me GMC 2500

Nice! Glad you got it sorted!
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- Post #233
- Today at 12:21 PM
- Forum: Street Build Threads
My A/C isn't working, I've replaced almost everything.

Here’s a couple reference charts I use.
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- Post #3
- Yesterday at 12:55 PM
- Forum: Engine Performance + Maintenance
My A/C isn't working, I've replaced almost everything.

You’ll have to have a manifold set at least so you can see pressures on both sides. If there’s clog, orifice tube being full of aluminum from compressor failure as an example, you’ll have way to much pressure on one side and low pressure on the other. Here’s an example of an inexpensive gauge...
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- Post #2
- Yesterday at 12:54 PM
- Forum: Engine Performance + Maintenance
Free to me GMC 2500

There has been a rash of door spring tools that are thinner than they used to be. The springs are absolutely a pain regardless. Maybe if you can straighten out the compressor and replace the bolt you can use a combination of techniques. Spring in the vice then use the compressor as a holding...
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- Post #227
- Yesterday at 10:40 AM
- Forum: Street Build Threads
The old family farm truck

It is definitely worth doing!
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- Post #21
- Yesterday at 7:50 AM
- Forum: Member Trucks
3/4 Ton of fun - ‘95 Sierra

Post in thread '1999 C3500 CC DRW Build' https://www.gmt400.com/threads/1999-c3500-cc-drw-build.60587/post-1408363 Seems to be having similar brake issues…
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- Post #1,422
- Tuesday at 10:49 PM
- Forum: Member Trucks
3/4 Ton of fun - ‘95 Sierra

I’m mad and it’s not even my truck. Why can’t stuff just work like it’s supposed too?
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- Post #1,421
- Tuesday at 10:48 PM
- Forum: Member Trucks
The Stupid Interior Questions Thread

I’ve heard excellent things about Solution Finish. (It’s on my list of detailing products to get and try) I like to use aerospace 303 on interior plastics. I wouldn’t use it on pedals or front matts though because it’s a tiny bit slick. But not nasty like armor all.
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- Post #1,565
- Tuesday at 6:56 PM
- Forum: OEM and Custom Interiors
Confirmed brake bleeding scan tools

Not rushin’ :cheers:
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- Post #55
- Monday at 8:48 PM
- Forum: Axles + Brakes
Front Splash Shield

Does @Cokeman95 make these also? His inner fender splash shield look nice. Edited because I remembered :Big Laugh:
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- Post #15
- Monday at 8:46 PM
- Forum: Paint / Body / Detailing
Confirmed brake bleeding scan tools

Maybe I’m doing something wrong… the packaging that @FrankieD61 posted, indicates bi-directional function. Also, pictures of the packaging on eBay seem to be the only information I can find :shrug:
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- Post #53
- Monday at 8:39 PM
- Forum: Axles + Brakes
Confirmed brake bleeding scan tools

The ABS cartridge for my MT2500 came in, but I don’t see any extra features or menus. “ABS Codes & Data” is the only menu option. This is the same option available with any other “troubleshooter” cart installed in the second slot.
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- Post #51
- Monday at 7:49 PM
- Forum: Axles + Brakes
Ford Model T - Overlander

This is so freaking cool
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- Post #81
- Monday at 7:06 PM
- Forum: Other Vehicle Builds
Front Splash Shield

Oohhhh. Yep. Definitely don’t have one of those. need them though. Most of the mud gets in behind the bumper.
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- Post #12
- Monday at 12:22 PM
- Forum: Paint / Body / Detailing