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

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I’ll have to look into it more. Just have to solve this coil whine issue. I have a hum when I unplug my phone from the aux cord.





As for these two qoutes I’m not sure what its on vs what its not on. I have an 07 that doesnt have the usb port in console or a center center channel speaker.
Edit: but it is an LTZ with Bose audio and Nav...

Yours is the same as my '08 Burb LTZ... it's the standard Bose amp not the LUX amp.

The standard amp is a 6 channel 9 speaker system...

2 front channels running the front door and A-pillar tweeters in parallel.

2 rear channels running the rear door and D-pillar speakers in parallel.

2 Subwoofer channels running the dual voice coil "subwoofer" in the center console. RPO code UQA.

The LUX amp is a 10 speaker system and is referred to on here as the "smart amp"... it can be communicated with via a Tech 2 through the canbus/GMLAN lines and has the center speaker in the dash... RPO code Y91.
 

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If you have anc you will have 2 grills above the driver in the headliner, another on the passenger front side and one more in the back above the right passenger, the bt mic is the left grill slot right above the sunroof buttons

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So it is mic wires you cut? How does one tell if they have ANC? Was it only on the system that has the center dash speaker?
yes, cutting the mic wires in the center console was easier than trying to tear up the headliner to disconnect them, takes about 30 seconds versus tearing the headliner up wires can be patched back if ever needed plenty of room to do it. doesn't give any errors unless you scan the bose amp with the tech2 then it just tells you there is a open loop.
 

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yes, cutting the mic wires in the center console was easier than trying to tear up the headliner to disconnect them, takes about 30 seconds versus tearing the headliner up wires can be patched back if ever needed plenty of room to do it. doesn't give any errors unless you scan the bose amp with the tech2 then it just tells you there is a open loop.

Would this take out the clicking when the radio is on Aux with nothing plugged in?

What about a squealing sound when using a phone via Bluetooth?
 

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Would this take out the clicking when the radio is on Aux with nothing plugged in?

What about a squealing sound when using a phone via Bluetooth?
eh not certain on that, the bluetooth mic is separate from the bose mic's so if it's feedback from the cell phone being to close to the bt mic or something of that nature then it's probably unrelated, the clicking sound could maybe be from the ANC, when I added my subwoofer and still had ANC connected it would give me a loud humming noise and it would vary on the music level, if you turned the music down the hum would generally go away it would vary depending on the song, took me a bit to figure out what the hell was going on.
 

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eh not certain on that, the bluetooth mic is separate from the bose mic's so if it's feedback from the cell phone being to close to the bt mic or something of that nature then it's probably unrelated, the clicking sound could maybe be from the ANC, when I added my subwoofer and still had ANC connected it would give me a loud humming noise and it would vary on the music level, if you turned the music down the hum would generally go away it would vary depending on the song, took me a bit to figure out what the hell was going on.

I see.

Just been trying to figure out why when my wife calls me from her vehicle I here a squeal reminiscent of when a radio getting interference from the ignition.
 

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I see.

Just been trying to figure out why when my wife calls me from her vehicle I here a squeal reminiscent of when a radio getting interference from the ignition.
next time she calls hold something over the mic area (to block it) like a shirt or a rag or something and see if the noise goes away, have her do the same on her end.
 

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next time she calls hold something over the mic area (to block it) like a shirt or a rag or something and see if the noise goes away, have her do the same on her end.

So you said to use a rag or something to stop the squeal?

Oh. Over the mic. Got it! :rolleyes:

Seriously, worth a try-thanks.
 

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If you have anc you will have 2 grills above the driver in the headliner, another on the passenger front side and one more in the back above the right passenger, the bt mic is the left grill slot right above the sunroof buttons

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Thank you for the clarification! The climate control monitor thing has a laptop fan in it and the bearings are completely gone and it rattles real bad. I popped the grill off and threw it farther up in the headliner so I can't hear it as much. Then I put the grill back on. About 5 pounds of dust fell out. Almost as dusty as one of the worst laptops I've ever worked on. Hate that.
 

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Thank you for the clarification! The climate control monitor thing has a laptop fan in it and the bearings are completely gone and it rattles real bad. I popped the grill off and threw it farther up in the headliner so I can't hear it as much. Then I put the grill back on. About 5 pounds of dust fell out. Almost as dusty as one of the worst laptops I've ever worked on. Hate that.
lol, that can be replaced for like $25 and ac will work properly then
 

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lol, that can be replaced for like $25 and ac will work properly then
I don't seem to have any issues. I've never used the automatic mode.

What does the ANC actually do?

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It detects the road noise frequency and plays a frequency through whatever speaker it uses that matches the drone, but in time with it to cancel the sound out.
 

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anc was only on higher trim levels like the escalade, denali and ltz as far as I know, I am not sure what year they added it.

Bose AudioPilot was introduced in 2009 standard and only available with Denali trim (Bose Centerpoint System) and is mentioned in every GMC Yukon brochure/catalog (2009-2014) for this platform. Active Noise Cancellation is only mentioned in the 2010 brochure/catalog and it is associated with the 6.2 L94 engine.
 
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