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i was told by the local dealership that gm no longer makes the intermediate steering shaft grease kit. instead they sell a newly designed replacement shaft (about $80 here). here's a link to explain how it can be done and subsequently how you can replace your faulty unit yourself. its quite simple.

http://gm-trucks.com/home/content/view/232/25/

an alternative to the OEM replacement unit is to hit up a company called borgeson. i know they have a beefier replacemnt unit. sorry i haven't a link or price for that.

i got my unit replaced on my '03 under warranty even tho i was about yr out of warranty, however i had a well documented history of problems with my original steering shaft. in fact mine was lubed twice, replaced, lubed again, and then replaced again, at which time my warranty ran out. i lubed that final one once myself before having the new design installed. you might try begging your dealer. its worth a try.

it has been over a yr now with the factory replacemnt and I've had no problems even with oversized tires but had i not gotten mine replaced for free i would have gone for the borgeson.

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