What is everyone doing with their weightloss parts?

My truck went on the diet only days after I brought her home.

I'm tired of looking at this monstrosity of an exhaust filtration system. What is everyone doing with their old "parts"?

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Keep them.... Just in case..

2011 GMC SIERRA SLT 4X4 CREW CAB
AFE Dry intake w/prefilter
EGR, ***/DEF ******
FLO MASTER 4" EXHAUST W/MUFFLER
H&S XRT PRO

Tape up all the places where dirt dobbers can get in and put it somewhere you won't have to look at it everyday. You never know when you'll need it again.

Agreed, I would keep them. You never know if your state might start requiring emissions testing during your annual state inspections. Also if you need warranty work it would be worthwhile to spend a day putting the parts back on to avoid issues.

Boxed up and stored as some above have suggested.

Gave mine to a mechanic friend of mine........

keep it boxed up for when the govt mandated emissions regulations kick in... or if you have to sell her

My parts are sitting under my deck.

Have mine stored for now. Don't think I'll ever put them back on. If I end up selling I'll let them go with the ride.

Just like the guys above said. Mine sitting in mom's shed, out of my way lol

Whats the consensus on the sensors, yall leave yours unplugged or just hang em up? I pulled the O2 modules and left the temp sensors plugged in?
Wish someone would make some blank plugs in a kit..

All my connectors are greased, black taped, then wrapped in small ziplock bags sealed tight with black tape.


The heavy stuff is stored in my garage for the day the truck gets traded in.

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storage unit, anyone want to buy it? lol

Same here! Boxed up everything for when I sell / trade in

Cored and scrapped, connectors are all cut off factory harness. Looks like a 7.3 superduty would underneath...

Kept around for my yearly "check up"

I honestly don't see the government forcing trucks put it back on, I see more of a 1996 situation with obd2. More like "here is the cut off date", we will stay safety only. I can only hope.

1stock13 said:

I honestly don't see the government forcing trucks put it back on, I see more of a 1996 situation with obd2. More like "here is the cut off date", we will stay safety only. I can only hope.

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I believe the grandfather clause would protect us from being forced to put the parts back on. At least in states that currently have relaxed emissions, such as many states in the Midwest.

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Pwnm30rdi3 said:

I believe the grandfather clause would protect us from being forced to put the parts back on. At least in states that currently have relaxed emissions, such as many states in the Midwest.

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Let's hope so!

when losing weight what is the best thing to do with the def tank? store full, store empty, should i rinse it? will the fluid drain once disconnected from the exhaust? sorry for the threadjack


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