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Does that make walnut syrup? I’ve never heard of that. Does the acidity destroy your tongue??

Welcome David, Be sure to check the hose that supports the wires going to your fan clutch. Many have found the hose broken.

I didn’t get a funnel with mine last year. I’ll have to send Mike an email.

Very nice! Welcome to the forums. I got my 21 Lariat Scab with 31k miles for the exact same price. Seems you got a very good deal. Did your’s come with the engine cover? Some Lariat’s have ‘em, some don’t. I had to buy mine.

No, luckily for me, USAA is paying for the repairs. They said it would cost them $30k to total it. I really wasn’t ready to give it back to GM and buy a replacement. My wife sold Cadillac, GMC & Buick, so we always got great lease deals, but I think this will be the last. I’m a buy & drive...

I bought my 2021 with 31k miles, so we’re pretty similar. Like most said: change coolant, fluids, filters, plugs and suspect hoses. Brake fluid too. Plugs are cheap, engine cover well worth it. My drive line fluids were all ok, except for the transfer case. Don’t know why that looked so...

Great view and nice Scab. But there's big bass in there.

Lennox Lewis on the way to the groomer. His buddy Chip acting like a cat. These Havanese are so un-dog like.

This is kind of embarrassing, but I just had my first accident and side airbag deployment. The airbags were way more violent than the accident. Extremely dark night, no street lights ‘cause we’re in Tucson, I turned out of our cul-de-sac, and within two car lengths, BOOM! I was only up to 12...

So one of my new CRT’s was so big, it wouldn’t fit in the TV cabinet. I don’t know if this made me a videophile, or a redneck. Great for letter box format though. From 2007. Much better now!

Actually, it was so easy, I didn’t really measure anything. The hobby plywood panel from HD was 2x4 feet and almost fit as is. I just moved the seats full forward, placed the sheet against the rear cab wall, and marked it with a compass to match the rear wall contour, and cut off a few inches...

I’ll concur. I just installed a pair of these 4600s on the rear of my 2021 Lariat 4x4. It took 20 minutes and was super easy. They eliminated the bouncing from the worn out OEM shocks. I’ll get the fronts done soon, but doubt I’ll do that myself.

Here’s a super cheap way to delete the seat, at least the butt cushions. Only requires a 2x12, a 2x2, a 2x4 “hobby panel’ of plywood, and a carpet roll from Home Depot. It makes a nice flat platform, and it pulls right out when not needed. After a test fit, I glued and screwed the 5 pieces...

Wow! Your view fence is amazing.

Why did they just make a fan clutch mount that attaches to the front somewhere, instead of on the engine?

I’d swap it out before it fails. Better to be proactive considering how many issues this stupid design causes when the hose fails, and how easy and inexpensive the fix is. I used a 90 degree silicone hose from HPS. 3/8 Silicone Hose

Yup, I agree, these modern products are junk. So is a lot of modern labor. No more craftsman. But the most dangerous thing is that big pharma stopped looking for cures to disease, and now they will only develop treatments. I’m so glad I’m old.

Then went to Antelope Island to bike. Bumper didn't fall off so I'd call it a success. Are there still a ton of bison out there? I went to the island 20 years ago and there must have been a heard of 600 running along the shore.

Looks great! Pocket doors are the best.

Oh man, this can’t be unseen. ?