What are the symptoms and differences between vapor lock and flooding. 1995 Chevy Silverado 1500 2 wheel drive extended cab short bed

The exact trim level, engine, and powertrain combination of your 2004 Chevy Silverado 1500 Crew Cab Short Box-also known as the 1500 Crew Cab with a 5.8-foot bed-will all play a role in the driveshaft selection. These criteria are usually used to choose the driveshaft for your car, so knowing the right information is crucial if you're wanting to replace or upgrade your driveshaft.
When selecting a driveshaft for your 2004 Chevy Silverado 1500, keep the following factors in mind:
1. **Setup for Drivetrain:** It's possible that your car has four-wheel drive (4WD) or rear-wheel drive (RWD). The driveshaft's design and length will depend on the kind of drivetrain you have.
2.Engine Size: Driveshaft lengths and specs may vary depending on the engine option selected. The torque and power applied to the driveshaft can be influenced by the engine.
3.Transmission Type: The driveshaft requirements may also be affected by the type of transmission-manual or automated.
4.Suspension and Lift Kits: The length and layout of the driveshaft may be impacted if your truck has any suspension or lift kit changes.
5.Options: You have the choice of an OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) or an aftermarket driveshaft. While aftermarket alternatives could have different materials or performance characteristics, OEM components are made to match the requirements set forth by the car manufacturer.
It is advised to speak with a reliable auto parts source or a nearby mechanic who can determine the precise specs required for your vehicle to ensure you acquire the right driveshaft for your particular 2004 Chevy Silverado 1500 Crew Cab Short Box. They may offer advice on the proper driveshaft and assist you in locating the part that is appropriate for the setup of your truck.

Your local wrecking/recycling yard will be the best source for the correct information on the wheelbase length and length of the drive shafts.

1998 Chevrolet Tahoe/Wheelbase
111.5 to 117.5? the wheelbase of a 2004 Chevy Silverado ---119 to 157.5? not compatible

Why so many different answers? I keep finding 140 ft/lbs.

its bolted under the bed near the fuel tank filler pipe they have changed designs several times so the new one will look different then the old one

go to lmc trucks .comthey have panel to fix it

is it a automatic because it sounds like the lockup converter try changing the fluid and add a friction modifier napa sells different ones per manufacture

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2000 Chevy

No, the frame is different.

definitely easier to remove the bed....unless you like the taste of dirt :-)....round up 3-4 buddys and everyone grab a corner after the bolts, ground straps, and fuel filler are loose, pick it up and set it back a foot or two (on the tires and bumper). That'll give you plenty of room to work.