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Yes, the power bleeder works great on these trucks.

You asked a question but did not give us the info needed to answer it. That's pretty simple. AC60G plugs work great. This is in the wiki and 100's of posts.

Why not drive the whole way?

When did you check the brake fluid last??? How long have you owned the truck??? Have you ever had a leak before??? Fill and bleed the brake master cylinder!!!! Find the leak and fix it!!!!!

More up to date brand than what? You must give us information, not make us ask. This is a forum and you must participate to gain anything. Nobody here can read minds(except possibly Carnac). A few minutes of research on your part is expected as well. RDUK, Jbayer, any input here?

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Ok, since you and one other guy think so, I will from now on delete any useless crap imediately. (and include your PM link to explain why their useless crap was deleted). This is gonna pizz off a lot of people... Think before you post!

You could give them the correct GM part number by looking at the parts TM.

So, if it's a military related dumb sh1t post, is it better? They have been pretty heavy lately... This thread is not new.

ban you?

btt

Hahahaha, they thought it was turkey... Didn't notice there were 4 drumsticks, did ya?

You should have a data tag on your dash. It tells you the oil capacity, and TM numbers to use. Same as most military trucks.

A1, 14 liter A2, 8.3 liter Engine displacement.

How do you plan to use your truck?

Did you run it after flushing it?

You can keep throwing parts at it or you can properly diagnose it using the TM.

I've reported my info(FACT).

It is hard to have a discussion with no facts.

Also, what part number relay did you install.