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[AvaFed]

Zane here I’m rebuilding the interior wiring of a 04 Chevy 1500 4wd that had a fire from faulty air compressor so really need help with getting pin out diagrams for fuse boxes much appreciated for all help so far

I'm sure you've completed this task and I've come here to learn too, this is for anyone reading this, since I'm an electrician, electrical car fires are usually caused by not having fuses or improper fuse sizes to protect the wires that cause fires. Never replace a fuse with higher numbered size fuse in a vehicle or boats. This is where I see more boat fires, no fuses used.

 

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[BowtieLife]

My 2002 finally died on me after 6 great years. She's at 317k miles and just lost a few gears in the transmission. I've put about 4k in her the past year alone. Just got to the point it didn't make sense to continue anymore.

I was lucky enough to be able to get myself into a clean '05 Z71 with a crate motor and rebuilt transmission. All the rust and bodywork has been taken care of. First week I did have to replace the hydraulic brake booster. Now I'm looking at some front end work and shocks all around. She's a beaut and I'm hoping to spend the next decade or so treating her right.

P.S. I am looking for shock suggestions so be on the lookout for that post if you have any advice.

Thanks for having me! Avy life!

 

[2SmokinBarrels]

Welcome BowtieLife
Had to do a lot of front end work too, DIY in my driveway.
For shocks I went with Rancho5000. Easy and cheap. Nice ride.
Bilsteins seem most popular by members here. Search some threads about it.
Looks like a sweet ride, from the profile pic. Good luck

 

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