What electrical functions did that generation have for 2nd row seats?
What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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Tonyrodz
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Only thing I've ever heard for 2nd rows is just heated seats on Denali's.
Dantheman1540
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I always keep some tools in my rides and usually a fire extinguisher just incase. Before I had it sitting in one of my tool bins making it hard to find and get to during an emergency. Dug up the mount in my parts bins and rivnutted it to the plastic. Looks simple, easy to get to and it doesn't rattle.
915_Tahoe
Your GM Parts Specialist
Well I might just swap the cloth over and not use the frames since the harness may be different. Just as long as the rear bolt in that would be great, the leather in the hoe right now is garbage now.
eand28
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meant the front seats but the foam pattern changed in 03 too. You’re better off swapping the whole seat
Tonyrodz
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Foam and cloth. Hopefully frames are the same--should be.
CDNTAHOE
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Installed new alternator,headlight assemblies with new bulbs, headlight switch.
CDNTAHOE
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Oh ya tightened the return line clamps on the power steering gear.
915_Tahoe
Your GM Parts Specialist
Well nvm, they sold the seats. Dammit
915_Tahoe
Your GM Parts Specialist
So got some work done on the hoe. Only thing I couldn't do myself was the lower ball joints and the pitman, so got a buddy of mine from work to finish the rest. Hoe rides great and feels good.
NoReverseYukon
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I did some cutting and patching of a cold air intake elbow I got at the junkyard. It won't win any beauty contests, but it sure beats the octopus that it will replace.
Glisella
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I'm in the middle of replacing my power steering pressure and return hoses I noticed some oil around the pan in the front.
You guys think that this is just weeping and maybe pan bolts weren't tght or potentially oil pump? Or something else?
Picture was taken from ground looking up at front of engine.
You guys think that this is just weeping and maybe pan bolts weren't tght or potentially oil pump? Or something else?
Picture was taken from ground looking up at front of engine.
swathdiver
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Looks like it's coming from the front seal but don't think it's enough to worry about, not until it starts making a mess on the driveway.
Glisella
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yeah that's what I was thinking too, no way I would have noticed this unless I took the plastic guard off the bottom of the engine bay.
In other words, power steering lines has been replaced with new AC Delco.
I had an 8 mmbolt which held the two lines into the rack and then a 16 mm wrench was needed to take off the pressure line at the reservoir. Both lines including shipping from RockAuto or $69 with the 5% off.
In other words, power steering lines has been replaced with new AC Delco.
I had an 8 mmbolt which held the two lines into the rack and then a 16 mm wrench was needed to take off the pressure line at the reservoir. Both lines including shipping from RockAuto or $69 with the 5% off.
Scottydoggs
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clean that up real good, and keep an eye on it for the next week. its real easy to see a new trail of oil when its all clean.
id think its the crank seal for the balancer myself.
live2pull
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Not truck related, but I did wire up some 220v in the garage for the welder
HiHoeSilver
Away!
220, 221, whatever it takes....
Dantheman1540
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I'm not very political or a huge fan of stickers however, my buddy made me a couple of these. Political preferences aside "Make ***** great again" is a very effective and catchy slogan.
mattbta
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Parts arrived:
Delco T-stat/housing
Delco fan clutch
Melling water pump.
My super slow leak has turned into a gallon every two days. Two years ago, I had someone pressurize it and there was a tiny little bit of a leak from the bottom of the pump. Hoping that's the only spot. Also hoping the Melling is good....not much info on their water pump, but always good reviews of the oil pump. We shall see.
Delco T-stat/housing
Delco fan clutch
Melling water pump.
My super slow leak has turned into a gallon every two days. Two years ago, I had someone pressurize it and there was a tiny little bit of a leak from the bottom of the pump. Hoping that's the only spot. Also hoping the Melling is good....not much info on their water pump, but always good reviews of the oil pump. We shall see.
