2002 Yukon, 140k miles, Fixing up over time

[tgui]

Waiting in a cluster with built in trans temp gauge.

 

[tgui]

Representing Circle-D I have a strict no sticker policy for the car, not so much the Yukon.

 

[tgui]

New lights, gauge with trans temp, OnStar cubby replacement and windshield fluid reservoir cap. Ready for car shows.

Bad pic but they work.

 

[tgui]

Btw the high stall 4l80e freaking launches. Such nice shifts too. I wish I had some real HP though

 

[tgui]

First drive on new trans was 148409 miles. I've done 130 miles so far. It feels good to drive on a trans I built, even if it took forever. I'll still tear it apart again in the fall to see how I did.

 

[aaron1977]

That's awesome man congrats!

 

[tgui]

That's awesome man congrats!

Thanks!! Now for a rear diff that can handle some real power.

 

[tgui]

Tape deck and OnStar out. I found factory cubbies to fill the void.

Also got the new gauge cluster in. It reads over 100k miles more than my stock one. Ahhh well, trans temp works.

 

[jcevans7]

Tape deck and OnStar out. I found factory cubbies to fill the void.

Also got the new gauge cluster in. It reads over 100k miles more than my stock one. Ahhh well, trans temp works.

Where did you score the cubby for your on star. Looks like oem.

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[tgui]

Where did you score the cubby for your on star. Looks like oem.

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It's a 2001 OEM cubby I found on eBay. $13.00