1995 Chevrolet Silverado K3500 6.5l Turbo Diesel 4x4 on 2040-cars
Sanford, North Carolina, United States
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1995 Chevrolet Silverado K3500 4X4 6.5L Turbo Diesel I listed this the past couple of weeks and I have since
fixed the issue that was wrong with it. AS it turns out, it was the CPS or
Crankshaft Position Sensor. I took it for a long drive today after changing it
and ran like a top again and no SES lights. I was happy wasn’t the IP. Now this truck is for sale with no reserve. I have put about
15 grand into it in the past two years yet it won’t pull my new 5th wheel and I
have already moved on to a larger engine truck. It pulled my 30 foot just fine
but the big rig I got a few months back is just too much for it and I am just
not convinced that putting this turbo, this cooler, and such is the way to go
so here we sit! Some of the repairs that have been done in the past two
years: New long block and all externals 2 years ago to include
turbo, IP, injectors, glow plugs, 130 GPM water pump, harmonic balancer and pulley,
vacuum pump, Upgraded duramax dual t-stat, duramax Fan and clutch, hoses, flex
plate, new fuel system, new lines, hoses, belt, motor mounts, new starter and alternator,
new cooler hose and cooler for oil, and new PMD mounted in front of battery.
Plus I am sure much more small pieces were added I just can’t remember. Long Block is American and was $5500.00 Motor has 70,000
miles on it. I installed a new 4” exhaust system with SS muffler about
a year ago. I installed a new radiator about 6 months ago. I installed new U joints, had new front 4x4 shaft
installed also. I had a shop install new front end parts to include
axles, hubs, ball joints, bushings, upper control arms, tie rod ends,
suspension strut, stabilizers, and all bushings related about 8 months ago. I had rear end gone through about 6 months ago by a shop
and they replaced the yolk, bearings, and seals. I installed new brakes, calipers, rotors, hoses, rear
lines to front, drums, wheel cylinders, shoes, pads, spring kits, new emergency
brake cables, and ect… about 6 months ago. Front rotors are drilled and slotted
type. I found a like new bed in Georgia in my travels so I had
a body shop paint it to truck original color and install it about 6 months ago. I installed new grill, head lights, parking lights, and
led tail lights about a year ago. I put new front fenders on about a year ago. I replaced all the heating and cooling actuators, doors,
and control unit about 1.5 years ago. I installed new glow plug harness and battery cables I
had custom made when I installed the engine. Really nice! I had GM flush fluid in trans and change filter about a
year ago. Had them check tranny and was OK. I replaced the neutral safety switch about 7 months ago. And I just replaced the CPS today! I also added a K&N air intake about a year ago or so. I put on new tires and Rims about 4 months ago. Nice mags
to say the least. I am sure there are other things I have done but just so
much I can’t remember. Oil has been changed every 3 to 4 thousand miles since
new with Rotella 15/40. What I know is wrong with truck: There is one stabilizer that needs changed, looks loose
and I will change that this week when I get it home. There is a small drip and it could be coming from an oil
cooer line connector? I really don’t know but it is very minor. Could be a
valve cover too? Not really sure. Truck other than bed needs to be painted if desired.
Doors are in good shape. Small amount of rust on rocker panels under doors. There are a few minor dents on truck that I haven’t fixed
yet. Was planning on having that done this winter while on lay off. Plans have
changed! Interior is in decent shape. Front driver’s seat shows
wear. Carpet shows some wear but not bad for a truck with 320,000 on it. Antilock brakes don’t work and never have since I have
owned truck. Didn’t bother me at all. Other than that, the truck comes as is with no
warranties. The above is fact and I believe I have spelled it out to you as to
the best of my knowledge. 4x4 works but I don’t use it. Have tried it twice and
was fine. Please ask any questions before bidding. I have a clear
title and it is ready to go. I am taking it back home tomorrow to Jamestown, TN
if you would like to see it please let me know. Comes with 5th wheel hitch and tool box too. Thanks for looking! |
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