What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

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Tonyrodz

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Could always save some money and replace it yourself shouldn't take more then 30mins, should be a video on YouTube


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I could do that, but him and his boss(also my customer) hooked me up. I wasn't charged the time to diagnose the problem, plus he was trained by GM and was a mechanic for them, I'm pretty confident in his ability. I feel I owe them the $$ for the install and time. I'm getting parts for cost, which I could do since I also have a commercial account at the same place. It's just the right thing to do Imo.
 

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Yeah my mom ended up grenading the transmission but we were able to install a new one this past December. Otherwise it still runs pretty great. But yeah I get lucky with the arm, I still get tingles in it sometimes when I work with electricity hahaha
 

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Yeah my mom ended up grenading the transmission but we were able to install a new one this past December. Otherwise it still runs pretty great. But yeah I get lucky with the arm, I still get tingles in it sometimes when I work with electricity hahaha

That's not from the injury... Put some shoes on.
 

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Well also during electrical storms and sometimes it'll just get triggered out of nowhere. I think it's just nerve damage, but yes nothing too severe. We probably should've gone and gotten it stitched up, but whatever, it's alright.
 

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Dropped off that chrome front hood piece to be wrapped in gloss black vinyl should have it back and on by Wednesday, came across this Escalade on FB mine will look exactly like this when I'm done with it expect I'll have no chrome on it

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Dropped off that chrome front hood piece to be wrapped in gloss black vinyl should have it back and on by Wednesday, came across this Escalade on FB mine will look exactly like this when I'm done with it expect I'll have no chrome on it

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I was so focused on that esky in the pics, i didnt even notice you were getting that chrome hood moulding wrapped lol. Thats going to look awesome. & for the record i think it would look amazing if you went with the black gmc rep's as well, thought about the same for my crew cab.


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I was so focused on that esky in the pics, i didnt even notice you were getting that chrome hood moulding wrapped lol. Thats going to look awesome. & for the record i think it would look amazing if you went with the black gmc rep's as well, thought about the same for my crew cab.


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lol I've got the identical grille in the middle pic, I'm thinking I'll get the chrome on the rack wrapped along with Denali door handles unless I can figure out a way to get rid of the chrome on the Escalade handles that will look good, the GMC rep's are great rims look good on a lot and isn't played out yet


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lol I've got the identical grille in the middle pic, I'm thinking I'll get the chrome on the rack wrapped along with Denali door handles unless I can figure out a way to get rid of the chrome on the Escalade handles that will look good, the GMC rep's are great rims look good on a lot and isn't played out yet


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So I take it your going with all black scheme? Swap the handles with some painted black ones is what I would do and wrap the rack like you said. Where all does that leave you chrome then? Any plans on smokin the taillights and third brake light? & side question how low you goin?


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Last night I finally dropped the trans' pan to replace the filter & add 5-fresh quarts of AC Delco Dex6 fully synthetic. I had to do it after dark because it's so damn hot down here in TX; it was no walk in the park. I got most of the old oil on myself & the ground. While laying in oil-soaked cardboard I had to remove the shifter linkage so that the pan would come out and those 2-torx bolts are tucked away with no reasonable space to reach them.... I almost removed the front DS but persistence & attacking at ridiculous angles with my hands while shimmying every which a'way on my back finally paid off with their removal & the pan coming free. The old gasket could only be removed via razor blade and took probably 1-hour+ of clean/prep.

I didn't bother removing the old filter seal due to circumstance, and the new filter popped in nicely. I got the pan back in place, shifter linkage arranged and torqued the bolts up with my 1/2-in drive @ 18-lbs or so. I got to the last bolt in the corner & noticed the cork gasket was broken & protruding something awful. Great! Take it all back apart @ 2:00am

Left 2 bolts snugged up on the pan & rinsed the drive off. Picked up a neoprene type gasket today so that I can try again without the 18-in long, 140 lb torque wrench. Maybe go to harbor freight & get a smaller 1, or is it that big of a deal? Can I get away with hand tighten by feel? If I didn't have so much auto repair going on I would have paid the garage $50 for their labor & avoided all of this work but $50 can go a long way for what I need.

Learned my lesson on overtightening and/or not thoroughly checking my work as I go. I did use some permatex copper spray on the pan to hold my cork gasket which could also have created the problem. Now I get to remove all of that shit tonight & prep it again. And use the proper 9ft-lb torque instead of double that LoL.
 
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So I take it your going with all black scheme? Swap the handles with some painted black ones is what I would do and wrap the rack like you said. Where all does that leave you chrome then? Any plans on smokin the taillights and third brake light? & side question how low you goin?


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Gonna murder it the f*ck out lol, I need to wrap the chrome on the running boards too, but need to replace the driver side one it's a lil tweaked, after that there is no chrome at all, ya I'm thinking I'll get the tails tinted came across this Esky, and I'm thinking 3/4 or so for the drop

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I didn't bother removing the old filter seal due to circumstance, and the new filter popped in nicely. I got the pan back in place, shifter linkage arranged and torqued the bolts up with my 1/2-in drive @ 18-lbs or so. I got to the last bolt in the corner & noticed the cork gasket was broken & protruding something awful. Great! Take it all back apart @ 2:00am

Left 2 bolts snugged up on the pan & rinsed the drive off. Picked up a neoprene type gasket today so that I can try again without the 18-in long, 140 lb torque wrench. Maybe go to harbor freight & get a smaller 1, or is it that big of a deal? Can I get away with hand tighten by feel? If I didn't have so much auto repair going on I would have paid the garage $50 for their labor & avoided all of this work but $50 can go a long way for what I need.

Learned my lesson on overtightening and/or not thoroughly checking my work as I go. I did use some permatex copper spray on the pan to hold my cork gasket which could also have created the problem. Now I get to remove all of that shit tonight & prep it again. And use the proper 9ft-lb torque instead of double that LoL.
Yea I made a mess when I did mine too. No way to do it clean unless you had one of those large transmission drain pans. I didn't touch my old filter seal either; my new filter popped in place and was snug so I didn't see the point.

If you don't want to get a $10 HF 1/4" drive torque wrench, do it by feel with a shorter ratchet. Can't get any feel when using a long one. I did 13 ft-lbs for my gasket. From my experience at a shop, 13 ft-lbs is tightening with the head of the ratchet until it stops, and then giving it a tug on the handle after.
 

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Gonna murder it the f*ck out lol, I need to wrap the chrome on the running boards too, but need to replace the driver side one it's a lil tweaked, after that there is no chrome at all, ya I'm thinking I'll get the tails tinted came across this Esky, and I'm thinking 3/4 or so for the drop

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Love it.


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Love it.


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Same by spring it should be exactly how I want it I'm hoping, mechanically got it running great now just needs a lil bodywork and the other things and I'll be there


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Oil change with Mobil 1 high mileage synthetic and Mobil 1 filter. Tire rotation. Emptied the catch can. Gross. So glad this is not in my intake.
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Then a little plasti dip...
Okay, boys. Which one for the center caps? Or should there be white somewhere? I know they're not perfect, I was just testing my method.
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Keep in mind my front end is this way (pardon the dirt, been raining like hell)...
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Color matched this bowtie for the hitch.
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Gonna put red and/or black dip, but not sure of the scheme yet. Ideas or suggestions, please.

The back hatch logo is like this...
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Thanks for your thoughts here, guys.
 

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