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A few detailed pics of your battery cables and connects would help us determine what is going on.

How about hot pink? Tell you buds it's for Breast cancer awareness!

Or a bad battery cable. Test with an ohm meter and replace any that are suspicious.

fwiw, those similar threads are what you would have found if you had searched your thread title, before posting it.

Actually, I agree with his post and it's the rules. I think he meant it constructively, and even if he did not, you rebutting as you did turns the thread off track and into an argument(that the mods will have to tend to). Move along.

You can simply buy a bulk roll and make your own.

The roof channel looks to be separated from the top. The drivers side front tire definitely looks to have sat flat. I would not drive it without replacing that tire first.

What 12 point rod bolts are you referring to?

What ARP studs? Are you saying they make or previously produced them? Part numbers and more info please.

Send them a private message.

So, this is why we tell members to continue one thread, rather than start multiple threads. I'll merge these now.

It's what I used in my 2000 silverado. You might see if they have it in stock.

What truck model and or engine?

I think it would be in your best interest to STOP going to that shop.

I think this may be the correct new cover. http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail/DOE0/697706/01429.oap?year=2000&make=Chevrolet&model=Silverado%2B1500&vi=1358816&ck=Search_01429_1358816_-1&model=Silverado+1500&vi=1358816&year=2000&make=Chevrolet&pt=01429&ppt=C0363

Better at what? Corrosion resistance, budget, heat transfer? There will not be a clear answer, depending on what you compare. For stock cucvs, a stock copper core radiator is more than sufficient and readily available and affordable.

Here a direct copy of a portion of that link I posted that might help explain it fairly simple. It’s helpful to understand that, during operation, internal combustion engines convert the energy of fuel into mechanical work and heat. Approximately one-third of the fuel energy goes into the...

There is a direct relation between HP, and BTUs. http://www.arrowheadradiator.com/14_rules_for_improving_engine_cooling_system_capability_in_high-performance_automobiles.htm

Who would blame something like that on a dog?:cookoo:

We just got back after a nice ride and good cup of coffee. If you haven't done it lately, go take a ride(passenger side) in your truck with someone and have a good conversation. That is what I call a good time(nice day).