HiHoeSilver
Away!
You make it sound so bad.
What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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You make it sound so bad.
M1Gunner
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HiHoeSilver
Away!
Lol.
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Just swapped out the old rusted front door weather strips for new OEM ones
Cattivo
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When 1 of us ****** up someone totally out of our league...we should all show off our trophy and pound our chest like the cavemen we are
LEDified the interior of my Silverado a few weeks ago and after seeing them at night, my wife asked when am I going to do the same on her Tahoe. So, started with that project yesterday with the dome/visor lights.
Not changing dash lighting etc., just the dome/visor lights and adding 6" strips in the footwells.
Not changing dash lighting etc., just the dome/visor lights and adding 6" strips in the footwells.
bigrhino
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Had a slow air leak in the left rear tire due to the TPMS being cracked at the stem. Replaced with a new stem without TPMS. Now I have the low air tire warning light on my dash. How can I get rid of this or disable the TPMS altogether?
M1Gunner
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Take the old sensor off the failed stem and screw it on a new stem kit which is like 5 bucks OR make a small pvc tube that can be pressurized with the sensor in it which is more than 5 bucks and a completeinconvenience.
You can’t. TPMS system can’t be disabled, so you need to either install a working sensor or come up with some kind of workaround as suggested above.
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