1995 Gmc Sierra 2500 Heavy Half Ton New Transmission Cold Ac Runs Great 5.7 V8 on 2040-cars
Yerington, Nevada, United States
Very popular "heavy half ton" basically a half ton with 3/4 ton suspension. Truck runs very strong and does not smoke, I believe engine may have been rebuilt, but I'm not 100% sure, I believe this because it runs really great with no smoke, and has 193500 miles on it. The transmission was replaced and is a heavy duty 700 r4 transmission, shifts very smooth. There are a few "dings" and scratches on the body, but nothing major, truck is very good looking, paint is not peeling or rusted. The strip on the sides was painted black with "bumper and trim" paint, it peeled in a small spot. It is a strong truck and designed to tow, my plan was to add an "adda leaf" and lift it in the front but we need something bigger for our growing family, otherwise I would keep it
Pros: Ac Recharged (put on a custom ac switch, GM switches seem to burn out fast) New radiator (from NAPA) Transmission Cooler relined and replaced from low mileage suburban New Battery Newer transmission Interior is in great shape Bedliner sprayed in Tow Package Strong running 5.7L v8 (doesnt smoke) Replaced Winshield Wiper Fluid motoe 30-40% tread on BFG 10 ply tires with 17" escalade wheels Dual Exhaust that sounds great Very clean engine Cons: Check engine light comes on after a while on highway (mechanic said it is from 02 sensor, I don't have smog here so I never worried about it) ABS light is on and ABS acitvates every once in awhile during braking ( mechanic says abs system is fine and cant figure out problem) Rear window is black plexiglass and taped in, its effective and rear window is cheap, looks good from outside but you can see tape on isdie (at least its Steelers Tape!) Could use new shocks Leaks a small amount of transmission fluid Needs center caps for wheels |
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