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I've only put 2k miles on my ride since I bought it in mid November, so 118,300 miles on a 2001 yukon
 

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Just bought a 2001 Tahoe 5.3L with 95k miles...so far I've replaced the coils, fuel injectors, plugs, wires, synthetic oil change, drained all fluids except for the rear differential. All interior/exterior lights have been swapped out to LED, new black wheels with 33'' Mickey Thompson MTZ's...K&N cold air intake etc.

The Tahoe is running just as good as my other brand new truck, hopefully I'll get another 10-15 years out of it
 
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Just bought a 2001 Tahoe 5.3L with 95k miles...so far I've replaced the coils, fuel injectors, plugs, wires, synthetic oil change, drained all fluids except for the rear differential. All interior/exterior lights have been swapped out to LED, new black wheels with 33'' Mickey Thompson MTZ's...K&N cold air intake etc.

The Tahoe is running just as good as my other brand new truck, hopefully I'll get another 10-15 years out of it


What made you change the coil packs and injectors? Just curious...also how much did it run you?
 

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What made you change the coil packs and injectors? Just curious...also how much did it run you?

When I bought the truck it was running very rough and rich, the dash board looked like a Christmas tree. I hooked up my obd2 scanner and saw it was mis firing on 2 cylinders, needed a new oxygen sensor along with some other issues.

I bought everything on amazon-Amazon.com: Four New OEM ACDelco Ignition Coils D585 10457730 UF262 C1251 BSC1251 19279910: Automotive

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The rear rotors and pads are pretty much shot, I'm going to replace all 4 rotors, calipers, pads, stainless steel break lines but I'm not sure if this set will fit?Amazon.com: Power Stop KC2015-36 Z36 1-Click Truck and Tow Brake Kit (with Carbon-Ceramic Pads, Drilled and Slotted Rotors and Powder Coated Calipers): Automotive
 
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If you're replacing the front rotors and calipers, now would be the time to upgrade to the NNBS front brakes. It's all bolt-on and upgrades the front to 13" rotors instead the 12" you now have. Here's a link to a thread on it. I linked to page 1, since you might want to read it all. There are part numbers in there also. I did it and it was a big difference and it won't cost you anything more than what you have planned.

http://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/threads/07-brake-upgrade-on-a-00-06-nbs-is-it-worth-it.81497/
 

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