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I must share I'm a proud owner of my 1989 GMC Sierra 2500 with over 600,000 miles and still my everyday driver.  This truck has done a lot of hard work for me. Original motor. Basic maintenance and part replacement. I can say I will never part with this one of a kind truck.  I may get teased a little about still driving my old truck. My baby is getting old. They day will come when I will have to do what's will have to do.....

  ....and give this truck the full make over it deserves. 

 Thank you GMC trucks for this great build. 

 

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Only 160k on my 02 1500 5.3

 

But I bought it new May 2002 and still using it as a daily driver :)

I put 50k on a beater car several years ago during the fuel crisis and let my truck sit driven infrequently.  I swear those few years of useless  driveway sitting time did more damage to it then anything.  

 

 

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300K miles is routine for my brother in- law. In the 21 years I’ve paid attention he’s had 4 Tahoe- suburbans and one pickup. The Chevy pickup is the only one he bought new. He just gave his 200K plus mile p/u to his daughter for college. His work Tahoe has 200K plus miles. Their newest one his wife drives is a 13 model they just bought. The only reason they have had 4 SUVS, one was prematurely retired do to a wreck. He still has his first car a 69 firebird convertible sitting in his garage. He follows routine matinees. The only failure to date, the third one back lost its heater core and rear end. It got repaired.


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210k miles on my 1997 K1500 Extended cab 6.6' bed. 4x4, 5.7 Vortec, 4l60e, 14 Bolt semi float rearend 3:73 gears. 

 

Purchased new in 1997. All original except, radiator, intake manifold gasket, pitman, idler, steering box, both u-joints in rear driveshaft, oversized TCC lockup valve. 

 

Performance parts: Shorty Headers, flowmaster high flow cats and larger head pipes. Flowmaster true dual exhaust. Drilled and slotted PowerStop Front rotors.

 

Mods: Blazer overhead console computer for avg and instant MPG, outside temp, etc. High beam and low beam simultaneously K2 Camper Towing Mirrors. 

 

Still runs great and is now blackbear tuned. 

 

 

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On 12/10/2018 at 2:08 PM, vandenbroekjj said:

 


What maintenance have you done to yours any oil pressure problems?


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No oil pressure problems, on my 3rd fuel pump though, plugs and wires, O rings on fuel injectors, only one of the ignition coils has gone bad. But other then those common issues I haven’t had any other problems. Just keep up with maintenance, keep fluid levels up, clean full synthetic oil every 3000 miles, and I run mine on a higher octane, but that’s how I’ve kept it running for as long as it has. One of the most reliable trucks anyone could own in my opinion.

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