What did you do with your car/truck or shop today? V2.0
#421
Its millions of years old before you get hold of it so a couple of extra years isn't going to harm it much. A lot of very short runs will damage the oil since it never gets hot enough to boil off the condensation, but just sitting in an engine that doesn't run for 6 months will not deteriorate the oil. Oil has a shelf life of up to 5 years in a sealed container, and 1 to 2 years in an open container.
#422
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#428
My 04 does as well, hence why I was surprised.
The good thing is rear brakes hardly get used. I've owned the Bonneville since 09 and haven't changed the rear brakes from what are on there when I bought it. Fronts been changed twice.
The good thing is rear brakes hardly get used. I've owned the Bonneville since 09 and haven't changed the rear brakes from what are on there when I bought it. Fronts been changed twice.
#429
the 99-04 trucks have disks, they arent very good and just add 100-200 to every brake job, drums stop the truck as good and dont hardly wear. my 550 has rear drums and sad to say it stops loads way better than any chevy. i was hauling this huge kohler 180k generator down this huge hill about 5 miles and the trailer brakes went out and i was able to get into control with almost no issues, well besides a bad smell for a while
#430
the 99-04 trucks have disks, they arent very good and just add 100-200 to every brake job, drums stop the truck as good and dont hardly wear. my 550 has rear drums and sad to say it stops loads way better than any chevy. i was hauling this huge kohler 180k generator down this huge hill about 5 miles and the trailer brakes went out and i was able to get into control with almost no issues, well besides a bad smell for a while
It'* the "parking" shoe that sucks.