What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

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We had a new guy change the oil and filter on a company truck and he tightened up that filter so tight the gasket tore off. Two oil changes in one day, and a lot of cleanup. He had oil all over the place.
 

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Instructions on the oil filter or box say 3/4-1 turn past gasket contact.

I've been doing my filters hand tight (using 1 hand, usually only gets about 1 turn past gasket contact) on all my vehicles for 30 some-odd years with no problems or leaks.


This. Well, except I haven't been doing it for quite that long. LOL I usually don't have a problem gripping the filter to get it plenty tight enough by hand when the new filter is clean/oil free and wearing rubber gloves. If by chance a can't, a small piece of sandpaper always does the trick to get some "bite" to hand tighten it.
 

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Put some bling on my thing. I'm not a chrome fan, but I like to break up the black plastic motif where cheap and possible. The SSV was bought with the intent to slowly make it more upscale when the price is right. Also got some chrome dour handles. I'll install one and see. Not sure on them yet. All of it for $67 so the bank wasn't broken even if I don't use anything but the mirror caps (they're replacements, not the stick on kind).

Funny thing: The mirror caps were $51. All four handles were $64. The package together was $67.

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Put some bling on my thing. I'm not a chrome fan, but I like to break up the black plastic motif where cheap and possible. The SSV was bought with the intent to slowly make it more upscale when the price is right. Also got some chrome dour handles. I'll install one and see. Not sure on them yet. All of it for $67 so the bank wasn't broken even if I don't use anything but the mirror caps (they're replacements, not the stick on kind).

Funny thing: The mirror caps were $51. All four handles were $64. The package together was $67.

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I'm thinking of just painting my caps.
 

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Broke a map lens....
Also swapped out all of the lighting for led. Much better.
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I’ll Probly pull the trigger today on something to blackout some of the chrome. Thinking I’m going to start with the long door pieces, window trim, and fender “vents.” Leaving the rack, handles, and running boards.


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The LED's do make a welcome difference. The pics look good but the upgrade is even more noticeable in person (at least in mine). Cheap, easy, and highly effective. Wish all mods met those criteria.

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Huge improvement over stock and less than a hundred bucks to swap everything out.

I just hope these are reliable. Swapping them out every couple months sure does suck.




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Huge improvement over stock and less than a hundred bucks to swap everything out.

I just hope these are reliable. Swapping them out every couple months sure does suck.
LED's, for me anyway, have always been hit or miss. I've never bought really expensive ones, though, so maybe that's why. Some have lasted years while others last a few weeks. I only did all my interiors and paid $20 and got some extras in the pack. Probably the same one many people have gotten from Amazon (LEDpartsNow). No issues after about 6 weeks.
 

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LED's, for me anyway, have always been hit or miss. I've never bought really expensive ones, though, so maybe that's why. Some have lasted years while others last a few weeks. I only did all my interiors and paid $20 and got some extras in the pack. Probably the same one many people have gotten from Amazon (LEDpartsNow). No issues after about 6 weeks.

I wanted to try the sylvania zevo bulbs but they sure are pricey. Went with super bright led this go round. Used them 5+ years ago and they all sucked. These supposedly have a 2 year warranty. We will see.


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LED's, for me anyway, have always been hit or miss. I've never bought really expensive ones, though, so maybe that's why. Some have lasted years while others last a few weeks. I only did all my interiors and paid $20 and got some extras in the pack. Probably the same one many people have gotten from Amazon (LEDpartsNow). No issues after about 6 weeks.
Same for me. I swapped all my interior lights to LED years ago now and just got them off eBay and so far haven't had any issues ***knock on wood***
 

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LED's, for me anyway, have always been hit or miss. I've never bought really expensive ones, though, so maybe that's why. Some have lasted years while others last a few weeks. I only did all my interiors and paid $20 and got some extras in the pack. Probably the same one many people have gotten from Amazon (LEDpartsNow). No issues after about 6 weeks.
Same ones i have going on a little over a year.. 1 tag light is dimmer than the other but if I remember right the old light was out so i im pretty sure its the all the salt and rust in the socket....other than that all good...
 

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I wanted to try the sylvania zevo bulbs but they sure are pricey. Went with super bright led this go round. Used them 5+ years ago and they all sucked. These supposedly have a 2 year warranty. We will see.


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I like the Zevo bulbs for exterior. They are a lot more, but so far, very bright, and no failing LEDs. [emoji1696] eta: I originally bought a 10-pack from Amazon, and a couple failed within a couple weeks, so used more zevo bulbs.


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