Putting the finishing touches on this two year rebuild of the RCSB Silverado
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- This build has been sitting long enough, it is time for it to get finished. Actually, it hasn't been sitting at all, I just put off the finishing touches until it was time to put it up for sale. We need to fix some dash emojis and make a few of our options work again.
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Good old regular vehicles getting the Vehcor treatment. No flash expensive rubbish here just the real world. Thank you Scott for keeping it real.
Thanks for the support!
@@vehcorhey Scott… if you wouldn’t mind… at the 20:00 mark you spoke about the TSB and RTV around the knock sensors. You said it’s like a little dam and that you let it set up before installing the intake. Are you meaning completely setup? If so, how thick/tall was that bead of RTV? What determined the diameter of the bead? Obviously I’m asking cause I threw a code. Thanks man
@@trevorjarvis3050think he quarter inch and to let it set up.
Scott have you ever had a pervious owner contact you to say that you fixed their old vehicle?
These are the builds that regular people buy, and drive for years. Thank you Scott.
I watch a lot of movies, and I chuckle when they show a car that is two-tone when a door, trunk, or hood is opened and the interior color doesn't match the exterior. Your paint job was awesome!
Thanks, it is even more common now with wraps becoming popular.
If it weren't for Mr. Spotty and the four legged inspector helping out, I bet half these projects would never get finished.
This man is a magician
I’m still practicing pulling a rabbit out of the console. 😂
@@vehcor with what I've seen you do its not impossible
Two trucks enter. One truck leaves. There can be only one. 😊
Absolutely beautiful truck! Seamlessly executed.
Thank you!
Missed you last week. Welcome back. Good to see this one back. It'e been a while.
I had lots to do, like dusting off this build! 😂
I second that, but I'm glad you took a break too. I'd hate for you to burn out and stop making videos.
Can we get a workout routine video? Or a nutrition guideline? I mean… I’m doing something wrong for sure … whole family is jacked
Nice work Scott
Thanks!
Great content Scott
Thank you!
3:35 But it was so much cooler as a convertible ! 😆
A little too cool in the winter! 😂
@@vehcor So the new owner, just has to add a few more layers of clothing ! 🥶
Thanks Scott for a well used rebuild I almost forgot about all the issues they were prone to keep em coming 😊
Hey Scott great seeing you .
Thanks for the support!
We did this job on my 2012 Tahoe. Removed intake manifold and found NO knock sensors! Bought an updated service manual and found on 2012’s, knock sensors on outside bottom of engine. Replaced them in 10 minutes. We could’ve saved 3 hours removing intake manifold. Oh well! Great job, Scott!
Anyone who has anything negative to say about the level of work Scott does needs to get a life. I challenge anyone to look over that truck and know it's been re painted let alone rolled over. Nice job!
Nice truck. You'd never know it was the same piece of junk you started with. All fully serviced and ready for a new owner. Probably sold already!
Great tip. I had to get my ABS module done about 10 years ago. Don't remember the company, but yeah mailed the unit off and was back a few days later. At the time was a 100 bucks. I put foil around the top of the solenoids and drove it that way while waiting, no problems. Been great ever since.
Was questioning your sanity on this one! Hush my mouth! LOL Thing turned out gorgeous! Damn shame about not getting that pizza! Need to send the foreman shepherd on a pizza run. Just don’t give him your credit card! That unexpected overnight order of 10,000 dog toys, and a prebuilt fully furnished dog condo? Amazon is a scary place! 😂
Nice to see the wandering gnome again
Another great project that I wish were mine!
If I needed a truck. Scott is who I would buy from.. Great job.
Nice truck! Been waiting to see the finish of this build and it didn't disappoint--great job as usual!
Thanks, one of the last ones with rockers in the north. 😂
@@vehcor One here in NE Ohio. Orginally a NC vehicle. Currently fluid filming it and not driving it in the winter.
@@vehcormy 04 Suburban Z71 has been an Ohio truck all its life and it still has solid quarters and rockers and literally no rust on the body anywhere i can find, or underneath...quite shocking to me as all three of my other GMT800s were rotted
Saw shadow gnome, pizza girl, painting gnome, supervisor and headliner gnome all in one video!
I love this project!!! As a bodyman myself, you did this project exactly the way I would have, with only a few exceptions. While you had the cab off, I would have changed the knock sensors, oil pressure sender and rear main seal. As long as it has 75,000 miles or more, that is… That would have also been a good time to check for any other leaks, like the oil pan, valve covers, etc. with no cab and fenders, it’s a breeze.
This is your most practical build!
Red rollover, red rollover... Send Vehcor right over!
Thank you
I just wanted to say thank you for this video series. Been working on a 03 Sierra 2500HD since last summer. I didn't have the wisdom to start with something rust free 😅. Instead I started with a low milage used and abused Wisconsin "yard truck" that thankfully had a decent frame . Swapped the bed last summer and just picked up a rust free cab yesterday. Your videos were super informative. From how to get the dash apart to how to disassemble the cab panels. Really appreciate all the work, information and humor. Thank you!
I had forgotten about this rolled red Chevy truck. I learned a lot from this video! Thanks Scott!! Scott, in addition to the Haters' Tears coffee mug, you gotta make and sell a Haters' Tears insulated water bottle, just like you show on your vids!!!
That water bottle is available.
Reminds me of my younger years. Had a 02 rcsb stepside black z71 5.3 . Loaded truck with dual power buckets. Man I miss that truck. Also had a 99 rcsb dark blue z71 with blue interior, that was the first rebuild I ever did at 16. We got the truck rearended and I put a bedside on it and straightened the frame. Put a plow on it and plowed a few years with it. Did a lot of things a 1/2 ton shouldn’t have 😂 oh to be young again
I replaced the knock sensors on my chevy once and build a wall around the one in back. Good memories. But Scott cleaning something, that's a miracle.
The red roll over is the video that got me subscribe to vehcor love that it’s finally done
Happy Friday, Scott!🍻
Same to you!
Scott i just wanted to thank you for the info for upfix i had my ebcm done by them too wit out you would have not known about them if it wasn’t for you
Owned my 05 since 06 at 27k miles, check engine has only came on twice since then but nothing serious and not knock sensor either, almost at 300k now and I also beat on it daily and it’s had 9 sets of big wheels while also stil beating on it and towing, still going strong but it’ll need a 6.0 soon lol
Great job Scott. I would have guessed a little more money than you are asking for this truck. From what I can see, whoever buys it, is getting a good deal! Thanks for posting this and keep 'em coming.
An Arkansas truck thay just keeps on rolling thanks to the pro work that was done.
Fantastic job and as always very detailed work!!
Thanks for the support!
I will now and forever call the void between the intake and lifter valley "Narnia." I will however, continue to call the area between the intake and oil pan "Never Never Land."
Amazing work. Following
nice truck exactly what i need to do stuff with..
After watching the cam sensor vid and then coming back over here to finish, I agree with sensors and the like needing to be OEM. You didn't mention the gaskets... I avoid oem like the plague...Fel-Pro or nothing for me.
Scott’s detail,vacuum emporium!!
Awesome build. I am working on a 1999 Silverado i bought from copart in Longview Texas. Thank you from the inspiration
Good luck with your build. It should be nice and rustfree from down there!
Like always excellent work my friend truck looks great. Shout out to you from Mexico
Scott you are “The Man” when it comes to truth in automotive rebuilds and repairs. Can you do a segment on Honda Pilots with the J35 engines explaining the pros and cons of Variable Cylinder Management (VCM) and how to bypass / defeat it.
@vehcor I hope you have a great weekend!
Thanks, you too!
the bolt for the cam sensor sitting in the valley so close to an intake port was giving me some anxiety 🤣
I love these old chevys
Nice job on the rebuild. Truck turned out nice. Scott cleaning was a good plot twist. At least you didn't cave on the interior cleaning. That's what the gnomes are for.
I really enjoyed this rebuild. Thanks for saving this great pickup. It's the ultimate in recycling. Excellent job. The buyer of this pickup will be fortunate.
"Nah, it'll still be red underneath." - Omar
it's perfectionists like you that make us normal guys look bad lol ..... painting under the dash
Scott…Great Series! I enjoyed every video. Now I want to go tear apart a Chevy truck. Have you seen where the mice chew the foam and live under the manifold? While in there, they chew up the Knock sensor wires!!
Scott
Love your channel
I marvel at your craftsmanship!
keep up the great work!
Just checked the video on your problem scott just shows that unfortunately if you don’t follow your own rules it can hurt you but at least you found the problem before you sold the truck on, great post and very instructive
Thanks for the video Scott.
i will be needing one in May 2024 😃
I did the same thing on an OBS Ex Cab Silverado and a 2000 Suburban. Those Harbor Freight ports powers work great.
Scott this has to be near the top of my favorite builds list.
Fantastic job.
Someone is getting a great truck.
Very helpful info for the brake module. Thanks for that… nice truck…why can’t more shops rebuild trucks properly.
back when you cut the roof off i should have said hey look its a california convertible option it looks like it came out lookin great
Great video, as usual...
Atlanta Speedometer repaired mine. Fast turn round too!
What a beautiful truck man anyone that buys that truck should be proud because that is a nice rock solid truck
It’s really nice now that you got a hold of it. Have a great weekend Scott. All the best to you and the crew. See you in the next episode.
Your videos are always the highlight of my week. Thank you.
Sweet ride.....thanks for remembering to finish this short bed🤗😎🤗😎
Proof positive that if you comment enough, Scott will learn! He is now on his way to becoming a clean freak! 😂
Nice looking pickup! Good for another 20 years or so.
There's always a few "extras" when fixing vehicles lately. Like when my neighbor has a "broken sprinkler." Can't wait to see what happens when the clocks get turned back on Nov 5th. I don't have a Supervisor like you. Maybe that's a plus?
I always knew that under that gruff exterior there was a "Clean Freak"!
Watching this reminds me of the time I was required to replace the intake manifold gasket on a 99 1500 Ram truck I had just purchased. Glad it wasn't as involved as this Chevy truck was. Think I will stick with the Dodge as it still runs great.
Nice to see the recap and the finish. Nice truck.
Nice work! You always do a good job and do it right... love these old trucks... still look great and are fine for work and play... and the best thing affordable!
good effort Scott - a half descent and respectable rebuilt giving the old lady a new lease of life for someone - them new parts must have near doubled the value of the vehicle (perhaps worth more than the vehicle) - my poor old Audi S3 is now off the road, getting too expensive to run in the UK, but a chance to slowly slowly strip and rebuild, cleaning bits too, well you know what its like Scott, got to clean for the clean freaks sake
You are truly great at your craft, great job
Outstanding job! Quality work, lot's of pride and workmanship. MT.
You are very good TH-camrs.
Thanks.
😊....great workmanship!
I've seriously considered this truck. The logistics of my distance away (and f-ing sales tax) have soured my consideration. Nice truck none the less.
Great looking truck. I would have buffed the headlights but thats me.
Awesome! I should have been saving my money when you first started this repair... This is gorgeous! Short bed regular cab 4x4s are so cool. It'll be gone quick for sure.
My son just finished 1 of these, but its 4x4 long bed...he loves that truck..great info as always, OEM FTW...Sucks for cost, but a requirement most of the time, with gm electronics 💯🇺🇸🇺🇸
Turned out very nice.
Instructions to take out the intake in the truck; First, start by taking off the rear bumper 😂
Nice looking truck! Excellent work as always!
Nice work man , keep it going, I like the way you explains the work
This is the Cleaning Channel now😂
yes Scott...why are u cleaning?...your words " your never gonna see it..why clean it" hahaha...😁
Bad News Scott…went to Home Depot today and I couldn’t find a single Razor blade or a Sawsall blade in the parking lot …times are getting tough out there!😒
These later vehicles sure are complicated. Gone are the days of a carburettor and very simple wiring harness and of course no computers..
They are getting more complex every year. Also, less reliable!
That’s the result of this “throw away” mentality everybody (almost everybody) has adapted over the last couple of decades …
Nice work as usual.
love it!
Excellent video!
Invasion of the truck snatchers. I bet this beauty gets "picked up" quickly. Pun intended. Thank you Scott.
Hopefully, I have had it long enough!
awesome work.
How was the beach Scott? Glad to have you back this Friday. Nice job on the rebuild.
Nice work!
Unfortunate that you didn't know these things were faulty before you put the cab back on. It would have made the job easier with no cab in the way.
Once you finish the rebuild, you need to discover everything the previous owner was neglecting before they crashed it. It can be like a game of Whack-A-Mole with older vehicles.
@vehcor true, but you can always count on the knock sensors being needed replaced.
Scott ... you're SLACKING ... I see you didn't put the "Z71" stickers back on the bed sides. While both of us know it was a $300 option back on 2002 and really didn't mean much, those who might buy the thing think vehicles with the sticker on them were gold plated or something.
This beast has enough power! If I add too many stickers it will be uncontrollable and start hunting crowds. 😂