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

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the weirdness even goes further I have been able to accelerate in V4 mode.
basically it will stay in V4 mode from 0 mph I can accelerate to normal speed...

yes the tac was revving more like a 4 cylinder then a 8


and M4 permanently keeps v8 mode on and AFM is disabled..

That's pretty cool. When AFM first came out in the 900s, the Avalanche guys using HP Tuners were tweaking the settings to have it run longer. The problem with the 5.3s is they really need to make an extra 5-6 horsepower per cylinder to move the duty cycle up from 10 to 50 percent or more in the SUVs.
 

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This was Tuesday evening, but installed an OEM touchscreen Nav/no DVD head unit and OEM dash USB port and cover:

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No XM signal cuz I was still in my shop, but everything seems to be fully operational. Haven't really played with the NAV much, either. I cut out a small metal plate to mount the NAV antenna in the factory location. It may just be my ears, or maybe I didn't spend enough time on the "EQ" adjustments, but I swear it doesn't have as good of sound as my original. Just gotta get a reverse camera now.

Did you go to the local dealer to unlock the vin theft lock? @iamdub
 
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No. I had Greg at CPS A/V in Cotati, CA unlock it for me.
That's right, you mentioned that to me. Mind has been so busy I forgot. Funny part is it will turn on and play the radio for a few seconds then theft lock so I'm certain it will work with a vin reprogram :)
 

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That's right, you mentioned that to me. Mind has been so busy I forgot. Funny part is it will turn on and play the radio for a few seconds then theft lock so I'm certain it will work with a vin reprogram :)

I read too many horror stories of how easy it is for a dealer tech to not do something quite right and turn the HU into a brick. Also, many dealers won't program anything for any vehicle unless it's the original equipment. It was worth the price for the peace of mind of having a specialist do it and know it would be right.

That's odd that it even plays at all. Mine just powered up with a blue screen.
 

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Looks great. Makes me really want to get the hybrid tails and D pillar trim


man...the front end and rear remind me of 15'....people ask me what year it is all the time....it just has a different look to it
...the drop really makes it stand out....I think this one's a keeper for a while!....thanks for the likes everybody!
 
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That's pretty cool. When AFM first came out in the 900s, the Avalanche guys using HP Tuners were tweaking the settings to have it run longer. The problem with the 5.3s is they really need to make an extra 5-6 horsepower per cylinder to move the duty cycle up from 10 to 50 percent or more in the SUVs.
When I got my 2012 last year and before I turned AFM off with a tuner, I noticed the truck would only go into v4 mode after letting off the gas. Even when cruising on the highway at a steady speed it would still be in v8, unless you lifted off the gas.

Seemed pointless to me, because minimal amount of fuel is used on decel anyway.

2001 Yukon SLT
2012 Yukon Denali XL
2011 Yukon Denali RIP 5/20/18
 

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Cleaned the Maf sensor and the throttle body because it's been feeling a bit less responsive. Looked inside the intake manifold to see how much oil i had pooling but i couldn't cause of how it was designed. Never seen that. I remember on my ls1 i could see most of it.
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How much would things change if the hole was bigger? Looks restrictive
 

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Cleaned the Maf sensor and the throttle body because it's been feeling a bit less responsive. Looked inside the intake manifold to see how much oil i had pooling but i couldn't cause of how it was designed. Never seen that. I remember on my ls1 i could see most of it. View attachment 233953

How much would things change if the hole was bigger? Looks restrictive

It's there for a reason. It's been years since I read up on it, but IIRC, it's there to balance the air flow and volume because, at higher RPM/wider throttle, the air rushing in slams into the back of the manifold and builds up to create a high pressure area and those back two cylinders get a slightly stronger air charge.
 

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