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

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Drive-line clunk came back six months after having the rear end rebuilt and new u-joints. Apparently those weren't the problem. Just got in from pulling the driveshaft and applying copious amounts of Lucas Red & Tacky to the slip yoke. Think I know my problem. There was no more grease in there, but what looked like some oil at the very back. I have a slow rear main leak and I suppose oil is running down the bottom of the trans into the slip yoke and deteriorating the grease. It didn't look like trans fluid but next time I grease it, I might replace those seals on the tail-shaft.

Don't want to pull the trans just for the rear main as it is pretty slow...but also don't want my trans to grenade any time soon.
 
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The light gray (pewter, code 921/922) is medium dk pewter and very dk pewter). The medium is #17163.
thanks I was looking for the color coat for the dash & trim, I looked up and found 15813 which looks right, but at the store I screwed up the numbers and bought 15183 which is far too light, so I just ordered the right number, the 17163 is for the leather/vinyl (classic coat)
 

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Dyslexia is a bicht, isn't it? Happens to me way to often.
lol, I looked at the color on the can and didn't have the truck with me to eyeball it but the number was supposed to be right :doh2: i'm hoping I can return it all I sprayed was a test spray on some cardboard and saw right away it wasn't even close.
 

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They are not all that common where I'm from

it was ordered by a local town for the DPW, seems they never picked it up, so i bought it. they all use green trucks.

so i dont see em to often here either, other then the towns trucks. this was one bad ass truck. towed my 4,000 lb boat like nothing was back there, plowed snow like a boss too. this pic is after 5 years of using it for a roofing job i had, it used to get 3,000 miles a month put on it. being it was mine, and i was the only one working in and out of it. it stayed really nice looking this pic has to be from 08-09. kinda wish i didnt sell it off. but that job went in the ******* and i was pretty tired of plowing snow. and gas was like 5 a gallon at the time too. so a dropping a 20 in it was like nothing to that 34 gallon tank. she does have a two inch lift and 33's. sold it to a used car dealership, so i wonder where she wound up? id love to see how good or bad she looks today.

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it was ordered by a local town for the DPW, seems they never picked it up, so i bought it. they all use green trucks.

so i dont see em to often here either, other then the towns trucks. this was one bad ass truck. towed my 4,000 lb boat like nothing was back there, plowed snow like a boss too. this pic is after 5 years of using it for a roofing job i had, it used to get 3,000 miles a month put on it. being it was mine, and i was the only one working in and out of it. it stayed really nice looking this pic has to be from 08-09. kinda wish i didnt sell it off. but that job went in the ******* and i was pretty tired of plowing snow. and gas was like 5 a gallon at the time too. so a dropping a 20 in it was like nothing to that 34 gallon tank. she does have a two inch lift and 33's. sold it to a used car dealership, so i wonder where she wound up? id love to see how good or bad she looks today.

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Man that thing is nice looking. Yeah the big tank can be a curse and a blessing.

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it was ordered by a local town for the DPW, seems they never picked it up, so i bought it. they all use green trucks.

so i dont see em to often here either, other then the towns trucks. this was one bad ass truck. towed my 4,000 lb boat like nothing was back there, plowed snow like a boss too. this pic is after 5 years of using it for a roofing job i had, it used to get 3,000 miles a month put on it. being it was mine, and i was the only one working in and out of it. it stayed really nice looking this pic has to be from 08-09. kinda wish i didnt sell it off. but that job went in the ******* and i was pretty tired of plowing snow. and gas was like 5 a gallon at the time too. so a dropping a 20 in it was like nothing to that 34 gallon tank. she does have a two inch lift and 33's. sold it to a used car dealership, so i wonder where she wound up? id love to see how good or bad she looks today.

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You could always run the vin if you still have it.
 

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Parked it because it was dead after sitting over the weekend. Drove it to work and it died there. Had the battery charged at autozone. Hasn’t died while off but will die while running. The idle goes up and down between 500rpms and 1000. No codes. Battery is 2 years old, alt is 3. Some were saying throttle positioning sensor, but wouldn’t that throw a code?
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Parked it because it was dead after sitting over the weekend. Drove it to work and it died there. Had the battery charged at autozone. Hasn’t died while off but will die while running. The idle goes up and down between 500rpms and 1000. No codes. Battery is 2 years old, alt is 3. Some were saying throttle positioning sensor, but wouldn’t that throw a code?
@Rocket Man I tagged you in a video on fb
I replied. Good luck buddy.
 

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Set of towing tires on order for the 2006 Yukon XL 4:10 x4 235-85-16 31.7 height perfect winter tires 10 ply . There even pinned for winter studs. But I won't be using them . Serious Yukon XL in service.[emoji106][emoji41] Yes Im going use steel rims 16 - 6.5 wide.
need caps and lug nuts.
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My holiday plans might be putting my KON XL to good use... Might drive from Tampa area down to West Palm Beach ( Wellington ) to our condo. My G/F's Mom is living there. May have to bring my generator, etc.... MAYBE.
 

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