I just replaced the rear axle bearings on my 2008 T4R using a puller tool and bearing race removal tool which were essential for the job. I'm offering them up for sale, $100 + shipping.
Send me a private message if interested.

For some reason I cannot upload the pictures of the tools, but I can send them via email if you're interested.

I'm a knit wit, one of the first things I noted in my own bearing replacement guide was to remove the ABS sensor BEFORE removing the axle shaft. Well, I skipped that step because I thought I could go by memory. Anyway, when I pulled the axle out, I broke the two small wires going to the ABS sensor. I was able to solder them but I'm concerned they may cause an issue. I'm having a hard time finding the right replacement wiring harness, I see some for the left hand side, rear, and some for center, but I've not come across one for the right hand (passenger) -side rear. I see some harnesses that seem to have one main connector and two lines, one going to one side and another to the other. So, any leads on what I need to get to replace the wiring for the right hand rear ABS sensor?
Thanks.

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Hello I have a 2000 Chevy 4.8, one day I lost tachometer and pegged out fuel guage along with harsh shifting, it will not run with egr plugged in, things I’ve changed… new egr valve, new battery, replaced all grounds, new fuel filter, Maf, crankshaft sensor, it will start and idle only with egr valve disconnected.

Does anyone know of a tire store in the Orange County, California area that can install wide whitewalls. All the local ones here either said no or that they wouldn't be responsible for damage.

My go to guy passed away last year. He would do it mostly manually.

This is a project for the owner of the real car using a die-cast body.

The first step was to remove the windows, interior, rear spoiler and chute.
Then it was stripped and sanded.

After a base of white primer was applied it was sprayed Tamiya LP-43 Pearl White.

After that dried for 24 hours a custom mix metallic/pearl blue (more LP colors) was applied.