I have a 1998 gmc sierra 2wd. Do I need an adapter set to use this set? If so, which set?
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Good question. OTC seems to make it a national secret. I was just "lucky" to have the right adapters in TWO sets. One was what came with the C-Clamp and the other was their so-called "Ford" or "Ford Truck" set. It seems they sell a lot more adapters if they keep you in the dark. All that being said, they have a full book catalog. But they are the only vendor on earth that will CHARGE you for their catalog. It has been 7 months since I did this dance, but you have to do a lot of careful online research to get what you need and you will probably have to end up with more than you need in order to be sure. Sorry I can't be more specific, but they have designed the system this way. Finally, the C-Clamp with a 1" or 1-1/2" diameter x 24" cheater pipe will get the job done. You may have to apply a small amount of heat while it's under pressure to expand the collar or spindle (whichever). I did it differently than most. After removing the spindle, I put the C-Clamp (not the spindle) in the vise and then clamped the ball-joint that way.
728794
No adapter needed. Only tool needed is a small philips head screwdriver. If there is a 250 or 500 memory in the socket, remove that and slide in the new one. Shouldn't take more than 5 minutes. There is an instructive video on utube that is helpful. Charlels
82362
No you need an adapter. They're mad cheap though. I got mind under a dollar at my bike shop.
770893
I purchased these for my 06 GMC sierra 5.3 and they work great. Very poor design. If yours are corroded badly you may break off the connectors trying to remove them. I wanted to purchase the 2 lead wiring harness but it was out of stock every (which might suggest something). I cleaned mine and re-installed. I also suggest that you seal these in with high temp silicon or some kind of sealer. You should also purchase the full gasket set that includes the (crappy but necessary) spongy gaskets for the front and back of the intake which is supposed to deter water from getting to the sensors. Also if you wash your engine do not use pressure around the aforementioned seals.Good Luck I purchased these for my 06 GMC sierra 5.3 and they work great. Very poor design. If yours are corroded badly you may break off the connectors trying to remove them. I wanted to purchase the 2 lead wiring harness but it was out of stock every (which might suggest something). I cleaned mine and re-installed. I also suggest that you seal these in with high temp silicon or some kind of sealer. You should also purchase the full gasket set that includes the (crappy but necessary) spongy gaskets for the front and back of the intake which is supposed to deter water from getting to the sensors.... » Read More I purchased these for my 06 GMC sierra 5.3 and they work great. Very poor design. If yours are corroded badly you may break off the connectors trying to remove them. I wanted to purchase the 2 lead wiring harness but it was out of stock every (which might suggest something). I cleaned mine and re-installed. I also suggest that you seal these in with high temp silicon or some kind of sealer. You should also purchase the full gasket set that includes the (crappy but necessary) spongy gaskets for the front and back of the intake which is supposed to deter water from getting to the sensors. Also if you wash your engine do not use pressure around the aforementioned seals.Good Luck « Show Less
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This will fit the GMC Sierra. Its a far better connector than the stock unit.
1651900
I used them on a 4x4, but I have both versions of stampede and I dont see any problem to use the on a 2wd stampede.
364222
All I can say is that it works great on my 1998 GMC Sierra and I love it. Easy to use.
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I don't have any, my setup did not need them. I don't see any reason not to You will have to work out an adapter
1094285
I wouldn't know. I only know which one worked for my 02 GMC Sierra. Appears GM used both styles of knobs in all makes. Kind of a guessing game if you don't know the dimensions of the knob you need.
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Hi there... Sorry, but I can't tell you which adapter to use. What I did was I went to a mechanic who extended my gear lever with another shaft and threaded one side in a way that allowed this to fit. Hope that helps.
935643
No, I have a 2005 GMC Sierra which is has the towing package. You plug in the connection under the dash. I do believe that the tow package is fused.
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Hey Kevin shockwarehouse.com is where i saw these shocks for my truck and i put your truck in and it doesn't show it but check that site out.. It will telll you almost all shoocks that will fit your ride.. I saw they have KYB for your truck and that is on the front of my truck and love them and I plow with my truck..2001 GMC sierra..1500 4wd
879408
No, you do not need and adapter for 97 and earlier Dodge/Jeep engines. '98 and up require the adapter.
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I made my own adapter, but Traxxas sells them for around $5. You can get the parts to make your own traxxas high current connector from your local hobby shop or online. Then just solder them up. I have a 2wd slash but im still running NiMh.
72693
99% sure you wont need additional adapters. It comes with a lot of adapters, its just a matter of figuring out the combination you need. I had to make 1 adapter out of pipe but that was for a super duty truck. Very good quality tool!
1532985
You will need a adapter if your car is ready to tow. And if not check YouTube for brake controller wiring.
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You dont need any adapter. Everything you need comes with it. Hope this helps.