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

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I have the receipt from the truck dismantling yard that includes the vin from the truck I got the navigation radio from. Should be more than enough proof that is is mine. Yes, these are vin locked and was hoping my Foxwell NT510 would reprogram it, but no dice as i can only read the codes ;)
 
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Hell of a job.. looking good... wanna come do mine?
Thanks. I have a porter cable. I have a shelf of Chemical Guys and Poorboy's World detailing kit. I have bags of microfibers, applicators, pads and brushes.

The Suburban needed a rotary though to get the paint right. This is a paint correction, beyond a detail. The wife was asking why this was needed when I detail it.

A man needs to know his limits. I just hope she doesn't ask the price.
 

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I have the receipt from the truck dismantling yard that includes the vin from the truck I got the navigation radio from. Should be more than enough proof that is is mine. Yes, these are vin locked and was hoping my Foxwell NT510 would reprogram it, but no dice as i can only read the codes ;)

I'll see if I can find it, but I remember a thread about nnbs radios and a chip inside you cam just snap off the board to unlock them from the vin.
 

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Thanks Buddy, I take a lot of pride in that Yukon.

I have a FOXWELL NT510, it can do a lot of features but not everything the Tech 2 can. I wish it would let me program the dang navigation radio that I just scored at the local junk yard! Scored a Navi out of a 2012 Denali for $100 yesterday, but it is Vin locked

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Great find! Aren't you close to Wes @Doubeleive ? He might be able to do it. The reason I asked about the scan tool, can you read fuel pressure(s) on your truck? I was looking at an '07 Tahoe yesterday and could not see the fuel pump control module, or even fuel pressure like you can on the 2008+.
 

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I know I have posted these before but thought I would share with all the "Big Rig" talk going on...

My last Pete that I custom ordered... Had everything color matched... Grille surround, headlight buckets, fuel tanks, air cleaners, drop visor, door visors.
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Here is a pic of her in front of the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, KY when I took my son there... he's a big Corvette fan...
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And one at night showing the chicken lights off...
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This one is just for fun... lol
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I'm pretty sure I've seen your truck on the road before Ken! She's a beauty! Love the drag racing photo. 3 times I've been to Bowling Green and 3 times the museum/factory was closed to visitors!
 

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Great find! Aren't you close to Wes @Doubeleive ? He might be able to do it. The reason I asked about the scan tool, can you read fuel pressure(s) on your truck? I was looking at an '07 Tahoe yesterday and could not see the fuel pump control module, or even fuel pressure like you can on the 2008+.
He's about 30 minutes from me, I just don't know if the tech2 will unlock a radio though
*EDIT A QUICK SEARCH SAYS IT WILL
 
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hmm, a quick search say's it will work
http://blog.uobdii.com/how-to-unlock-radio-code-and-use-vin-relearn-by-gm-tech-2/
come on over we can give it a try

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He's about 30 minutes from me, I just don't know if the tech2 will unlock a radio though
*EDIT A QUICK SEARCH SAYS IT WILL

It can do some, just not sure how to do it on the 900s. Went outside and poked around mine but did not see anything but some menus said nothing was needed as all was matching.

Edit: Just saw your post above and picture posted, my menu is different but that doesn't mean much as the menus can change from year to year. I have a nav radio but no menu says "navigation", only DRR (Onstar) and Radio. I "think" if those menus don't pan out, you might look in Theft module.
 

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I work from home so just pm me

Sounds good, I work Monday through Friday 8-5. We will definitely have to figure something out!

I also had a friend send this.. Does this make sense to you?


Programming vin locked 07/08+ Navigation Radio



Bring your vehicle into the dealer and have them program the radio using Pass-Through programming using TIS2WEB. Select "Replace & Reprogram" on the first screen.

Go through all the prompts selecting the year\make\model of the vehicle

You will then be asked if the vehicle has a back-up camera or not, which amp it has, and speaker package. (No back up camera, Bose Amp

Check the glove compartment for the correct RPO codes. (UQA speaker package for this 2007 Yukon XL 2500)

After programming is complete, turn the key off, open the door, and then start the vehicle. If it still says LOCKED or THEFTLOCK, then proceed with the next step, otherwise, you are done.


Using the TECH2, select Diagnostic, 2006, Chevrolet, W Body, Monte Carlo LTZ, Body & Accessories, Entertainment, Module Setup, Radio, VIN Relearn, and when asked to clear theft information, select yes.

Radio display should change to NO VIN. Turn off key, turn off TECH2, Open the driver’s door, and start the vehicle with the key. Everything will be working as of now.


This does not "Trick" the vehicle to think it is a Monte Carlo. It doesn't program any module in the vehicle as a Monte Carlo etc. etc. etc......All this procedure does is activate the VIN Relearn function in the TECH2, and tells the radio to clear the previous VIN that has been stored in the memory, and upon the next key cycle, learn the VIN of the new vehicle



Make sure they aren't trying to SPS the radio as a monte carlo.

That process is used with the Tech2 ONLY
 

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Sounds good, I work Monday through Friday 8-5. We will definitely have to figure something out!

I also had a friend send this.. Does this make sense to you?


Programming vin locked 07/08+ Navigation Radio



Bring your vehicle into the dealer and have them program the radio using Pass-Through programming using TIS2WEB. Select "Replace & Reprogram" on the first screen.

Go through all the prompts selecting the year\make\model of the vehicle

You will then be asked if the vehicle has a back-up camera or not, which amp it has, and speaker package. (No back up camera, Bose Amp

Check the glove compartment for the correct RPO codes. (UQA speaker package for this 2007 Yukon XL 2500)

After programming is complete, turn the key off, open the door, and then start the vehicle. If it still says LOCKED or THEFTLOCK, then proceed with the next step, otherwise, you are done.


Using the TECH2, select Diagnostic, 2006, Chevrolet, W Body, Monte Carlo LTZ, Body & Accessories, Entertainment, Module Setup, Radio, VIN Relearn, and when asked to clear theft information, select yes.

Radio display should change to NO VIN. Turn off key, turn off TECH2, Open the driver’s door, and start the vehicle with the key. Everything will be working as of now.


This does not "Trick" the vehicle to think it is a Monte Carlo. It doesn't program any module in the vehicle as a Monte Carlo etc. etc. etc......All this procedure does is activate the VIN Relearn function in the TECH2, and tells the radio to clear the previous VIN that has been stored in the memory, and upon the next key cycle, learn the VIN of the new vehicle



Make sure they aren't trying to SPS the radio as a monte carlo.

That process is used with the Tech2 ONLY
initially I thought it might require tisweb but I didn't see any mention of it when I did a basic search, if it does require it the acdelco fee is $40 which is good for 2yrs programming anything on the vin number (you just make a account with acdelco, pay the fee, then your good for 2yrs), I can do the programming as well if needed, programming can take about an hour but it's usually less but won't know for sure until you are at the option to do it then it tells you the required time.
 

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