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Not sure how may times this has happened to you but, it should help to use the GM bolts, and the correct torque.
Be sure the front support bracket is tight as well.
The top hose is the air purge hose.
The lower hose is the water drain.
You should start by reading through the -10 TM(basic operators manual).
Then the -20, and consider any maintenance that you feel comfortable doing.
As for your current issue, I think you should find someone to help you.
It's DIY, do it yourself.
Sometimes knowing your limits and staying within them is a good idea.
Anyone here ever consider saving a buck and doing their own prostrate exam?
You should always be in the correct gear, for your speed(this means downshifting as you decelerate).
You should not use the engine to decelerate the truck(is what the TM meant). Use your brakes.
I did not read his other posts, nor did I want to research his location.
I did add his state, as the site rules request.
Not sure why that is so difficult for members to follow.
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