Well I got my CC back from the dealers yesterday. They did a number of things including replacing the right side CV axel shaft and boot,left plate lamp replaced, dash speaker replaced,drivers side weatherstrip replaced and the two broken studs replaced. Total cost $0 !!! they covered everything under warranty. I seem to have found a dealership with that rare person, a service manage who actually helps his customers I just hope his higher ups don't figure this out and "promote" him to a position he can do no harm in.
Just went out and reinstalled spacers and my 30x9.5's WITH A TORQUE WRENCH and reprogramed the truck with my HPPIII. Ready to see if all is well again. I just hope this CV boot lasts and that no other ones go out soon it's a PITA to to change back and forth from custom to stock what with 40 lug nuts and 20 plastic caps and only the factory scissors jack to lift the truck with, my floor jack wasn't tall enough to lift the wheels off the ground when I got it, now it really isn't any use.
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04crewvt wrote: the factory scissors jack to lift the truck with, my floor jack wasn't tall enough to lift the wheels off the ground when I got it, now it really isn't any use.
I hear ya' I got tired of using a cheap floor jack and wood blocks. I picked up an SUV jack that takes two pumps to reach frame and then normal pumping.
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I just hope his higher ups don't figure this out and "promote" him to a position he can do no harm in. 
I got tired of using a cheap floor jack and wood blocks. I picked up an SUV jack that takes two pumps to reach frame and then normal pumping.