Thanks for checking.Anyone else?

Awesome. Thanks, man!Blessings,Ben

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Looking for the e-brake bracket/arm/elbow that attaches to a right (passenger) rear brake caliper.I recently replaced the caliper and returned my core with that bracket still attached, not realizing the new one didn't have it until it was too late... The truck had already taken the core away...

Ok, so - great stuff! Thank you everyone for your replies.Yes, I do have the stock brake lines.Here's where I'm at. I honestly don't have a lot of time to do extensive diagnostics up front. So, with limited time, I'm planning to replace all brake lines with stainless steel braided lines...

I have replaced my right rear caliper about once per year for the past 3-4 years.What could be causing this?- Bad brake lines? - e-brake cable issue?Secondly, should I replace it with a $90 one from Advance or is there an equally effective alternative?

Got the charcoal can as described for a decent price. Good communication. Satisfied with the transaction! Would do business with again.

Ok, cool. I guess I misinterpreted the image in the Setups, believing that the catch-can was the kind of vented catch can you see everywhere and not one that is sealed.

So, I've already read the DSM Tuners article. When it shows "Setup 1" for example, and it shows a "catch can" with an In/Out between the valve cover breather and the intake, is that a SEALED catch can? ie one that is not vented to the atmosphere with a filter?If I run a hose directly from...

I reinstalled my PCV system, because ever since I had some oil leaks repaired around the oil filter housing/cooler, my dipstick has been popping out under the littlest amount of boost pressure.I thought it could be due to the fact that since positive crank case pressure is no longer leaking...

Got my part for a good price. Thanks, dude!

Yeah, basically I'm trying to be completely state-inspection compliant, which references having emissions hardware intact/not removed. Thus my search for a charcoal can. Yeah, I figured I would need T's and vac line, but I can get that just about anywhere.I still need a charcoal can!I...

Looking for a charcoal canister and all associated parts and hoses. Looking for the stock/factory one, as I'm not aware that an aftermarket one exists. (Routing diagrams would be helpful, as I don't remember what the thing was connected to or how).Also interested in a JMFabrications-like...

WTB: Bosch Alternator & AC Compressor.Email [email protected] for fastest response.

Looking to buy a working AC compressor. Let me know what you have. Shooting me a quick email to: [email protected] is the fastest way to contact me. It goes directly to my phone.Tips on where to buy this part for less are appreciated as well. Thanks!Ben