2000 Gmc Sierra 3500 on 2040-cars
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2000 gmc sierra 3500 crew cab slt dually
we bought this truck for pulling trailers. the 7.4 engine started getting weak so we replaced it with a rebuilt 7.4 vortec roller engine. the specs are .030 oversize pistons and .010 crank grind. at that time we decided to have the transmission rebuilt, and replaced the torque convertor. we had the upgraded internals installed. after we got the truck back from the mechanic it started backfiring and acting like it has a miss. Ive replaced the camshaft sensor, plugs, wires, rotor, cap, cleaned the injectors, filters, etc. Im done fighting with the truck. over 8000 in engine, transmission, and labor to date. Im sure its nothing too serious but im done with the headache. went and bought a new 2500hd. this gmc has a great leather interior, tool boxes, goose neck receiver, decent tires, does have a couple minor dings, and a cracked windshield. I have all the paperwork to prove new components and the paperwork will accompany the truck for warranty purposes. i also have the original engine that came out of the truck as I opted not turn the core in. this truck has 11 miles on the new engine and transmission assembly. i have a clear texas title on the truck i will update pictures this week The vehicle is located in Hubbard, TX $500 Deposit due via PayPal at auction close. Remaining balance due via cash or wire transfer within 72 hours of auction close. |
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