03catburban
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Sshhh itll hear you.lol And I dont care to deal with that right now because I'llreplace all the stepper motors and go ahead and convert to led while I'm there
What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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Tonyrodz
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LOL! The guy who swapped frames, and said it was easy? Gonna put in a trans gauge?
CJ Rodarme
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For sure, I probably won’t end up doing the other one until the OEM bearing goes bad because of that haha
Dantheman1540
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Can't blame you there, my whole front end is getting pretty wore out but the only thing that got replaced was the tierods because they were totally shot lol.
Tonyrodz
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I'm about to do mine.
Dantheman1540
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I feel they are definitely the weakest part on the GMT800 front ends. Even lowered street Tahoe wears them out lol.
Tonyrodz
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Hopefully my inners are good--since I don't have any to replace them.
03catburban
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Never said it was hard just dont feel like ripping into another cluster lol
Its one of them jobs I dont like
And as for trans guage no because I'm putting in a manual
FYP
Keviebear86
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My Tahoe has been sitting for a couple weeks and I went out to start it. It cranked and barely turned over but started within 5 seconds or so. My problem is now my gauges don't work and my windows and locks don't work either. Can I simply disconnect the battery and correct this with a hard reset or is there something I need to look into with the body control module? Lights and radio did not want to shut off after this started either.
Tonyrodz
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Probably needs a battery.
Keviebear86
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That was my thought. Luckily its under warranty so I'll just swap it out.
Tonyrodz
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Def, especially if you have a warranty. They dudn't want to swap mind out because it maintained 12 volts--so they say. Just for ***** and giggles--Have you tried putting a charger on it?
Keviebear86
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I'll do that first. I work at a shop that sells interstate batteries, so I'll be able to figure something out one way or another.
Ilikemtb999
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Oil change. Going to send off a sample to black stone. Curious if it’ll give me any good info considering I have zero idea how long it’s been in there. Oil life monitor read 53%, about all I’ve got.
Tonyrodz
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Interstate are good batteries.
Dantheman1540
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Curious to know how much life Blackstone says it has compared to the 53% estimate.
Ilikemtb999
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It’s a new vehicle to me so this one will probably be more about wear than anything else, especially since I have zero idea how many miles were on the change. Had a Mobil 1 filter and the guy seemed to take care of it at least.
Ilikemtb999
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Removed the T from my bag setup and installed new valves in a better location (hated the junk bracket)
clandr1
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Replaced my rear liftgate support struts for the second time in 15 years. Holy cow, I forgot that it used to lift up almost by itself! I went with OEM struts this time instead of aftermarket since I found them for about the same cost.
