What did you do to your truck today?

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drperry

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On wifey's Burb....got the oil changed,washed it & put a new serpentine belt on it.Everyone's happy now :D

Thanks for reminding me. Putting one on the 6.0 sure is a lot different than the 5.7. :lol:

How so? Alot more pulleys and shit to go around?

I haven't replaced it yet, only looked at it. It's probably not as difficult as I'm interpreting it to be. :dunno: :lol:

At least it's only one belt.My old '77 GMC had three or four IIRC :(

:lol: I remember those years.

I'm guessing our younger members don't remember having more than one belt :dunno:


I had to change the belts on the 'rents old '88 Suburban... I wanted to help so my dad gave me the tools, belts and then said he'd be back in awhile and went in the house :lol:
 

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On wifey's Burb....got the oil changed,washed it & put a new serpentine belt on it.Everyone's happy now :D

Thanks for reminding me. Putting one on the 6.0 sure is a lot different than the 5.7. :lol:

How so? Alot more pulleys and shit to go around?

I haven't replaced it yet, only looked at it. It's probably not as difficult as I'm interpreting it to be. :dunno: :lol:

It's a 10 minute job if you stop for a smoke Jeff. Nothing to it.
 

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On wifey's Burb....got the oil changed,washed it & put a new serpentine belt on it.Everyone's happy now :D

Thanks for reminding me. Putting one on the 6.0 sure is a lot different than the 5.7. :lol:

How so? Alot more pulleys and shit to go around?

I haven't replaced it yet, only looked at it. It's probably not as difficult as I'm interpreting it to be. :dunno: :lol:

It's a 10 minute job if you stop for a smoke Jeff. Nothing to it.


:werd:

Should be pretty much the same as your old 5.7... Maybe some slightly different routing... But not much.
 

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changed the oil in the 96 and in my father-in-law's truck. Stupid dealer has been using and oil vacume to get the old oil out and has never taken the drain plug out. Had to use a pipe wrench. Filled his back up with Rottlla T6 5w40, 11 qts of it, wow.
 

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On wifey's Burb....got the oil changed,washed it & put a new serpentine belt on it.Everyone's happy now :D

Thanks for reminding me. Putting one on the 6.0 sure is a lot different than the 5.7. :lol:

How so? Alot more pulleys and shit to go around?

I haven't replaced it yet, only looked at it. It's probably not as difficult as I'm interpreting it to be. :dunno: :lol:

It's STUPID easy.

15mm box wrench on the tensioner pulley on the top left, pull it in, and pop the belt off. Reverse for installation. :lol:

I'd HIGHLY recommend doing the A/C belt at the same time, too. It's a pain in the ass to get to, but you can stick a 3/8" ratchet into the hole in the tensioner, so once you find a way to get your arms in there, it goes quick.
 
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