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Default My recent barn find… you guys like trucks, right?

03 Silverado 2500HD Duramax 37k original miles. Original owner bought it after retiring from GM to pull his camper. After 5 years things in his life changed and he stored it in his barn only taking it out to run to store once in a while. He kept a Very meticulous maintenance schedule and gave me a detailed print out.

Anyway, going to make a few improvements and use it for my Home Depot runs!
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Old 07-23-2025, 04:59 PM
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Nice find!!
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SCORE!! Congrats
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Looks really nice.
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Amazing find! Beautiful truck.

Not trying to be Debbie Downer but is that one of the years that the Duramax had injector issues/extended warranty TSB? Did you get the service records on it?
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Amazing find! Beautiful truck.

Not trying to be Debbie Downer but is that one of the years that the Duramax had injector issues/extended warranty TSB? Did you get the service records on it?
Appreciate the comment. Yep well aware of it. unfortunately the guy I bought it from did not have any issues with them and therefore they weren’t replaced and of course the time is expired. After reading a lot about them, there are many people who got hundreds of thousands of miles out of them with proper care. One of the things that I’m addressing is putting a lift pump in to help and obviously supplementing my diesel fuel. It will most likely get light use so I’ll drive until I see any issues.
I’m really digging it! Unlike my new one it doesn’t have all the emission junk on it and I love the smell of diesel!!
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Very cool!!!
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Appreciate the comment. Yep well aware of it. unfortunately the guy I bought it from did not have any issues with them and therefore they weren’t replaced and of course the time is expired. After reading a lot about them, there are many people who got hundreds of thousands of miles out of them with proper care. One of the things that I’m addressing is putting a lift pump in to help and obviously supplementing my diesel fuel. It will most likely get light use so I’ll drive until I see any issues.
I’m really digging it! Unlike my new one it doesn’t have all the emission junk on it and I love the smell of diesel!!
Updated pic soon
I've been using the Optilube XPD religiously for 15+ years now in our 1995 6.5 K2500 Suburban. Best-rated lubricity enhancer out there. I know the Duramax'es are a lot different than the old 6.5 but I replace my lift pump every couple years. I bought a Napa (Carter) pump years ago that had a lifetime warranty and the moment I think the pressure output is slipping, I bring that baby back into Napa and get a brand new on on the house!
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I have been running hotshots secret EDT (everyday diesel treatment) in all of our farm equipment and pickups. My brother in law didnt and put $9000 in his F250 last year when it ate its pump.
Hotshots is ran in a lot of diesel prostock tractors making over 3000 hp and it is made here in Ohio. Seems to be good stuff
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I have been running hotshots secret EDT (everyday diesel treatment) in all of our farm equipment and pickups. My brother in law didnt and put $9000 in his F250 last year when it ate its pump.
Hotshots is ran in a lot of diesel prostock tractors making over 3000 hp and it is made here in Ohio. Seems to be good stuff
Appreciate the advice. I have tried others but I’ll look that up. You just follow the amounts indicated?
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