Tonyrodz
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Thank God it's nothing motor related--yet.
What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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ivin74
05 NBS Nali
Got a new stainless hose made for the rear center brake line that was incorrect in the Goodridge kit. Now just need to get it installed.
@Sam Harris
What is the part number, that's the only hose my yukon is missing.
Hell yeah! I think I’ll get that. Definitely worth a few bucks a year..!
Well, I can give you the part number for the ****** “brake best” from O’reilly’s...? But the one I had made was a custom job.. if you want it, OEM P/N: 19366659
Now, keep in mind, that’s the 5th (center -rear) hose and not the same for anything with Stabilitrak. Hope that helps.
915_Tahoe
Your GM Parts Specialist
Took some time to make it work, but we'll worth it at the end. Wish it fit a little better but what can you do, it's not ment for this truck.
latvius
Full Access Member
Got some new shoes put on, old BFG's were put on Oct 2014. 43K miles later was time for a new set. Rides like is on air and front end is so light!
Tonyrodz
Resident Resident
Finally got the tires and caps swapped out.
Duratecs are away for next winter.
Put them on the Denali rims.
Duratecs are away for next winter.
Put them on the Denali rims.
clandr1
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Had a professional come to my house yesterday for my bi-annual polishing wax and exterior detail. Love how it restored the deep shine to the paint.
Tonyrodz
Resident Resident
Came out great!
Looks awesome!
X2!! Looks great man!
clandr1
Full Access Member
Thanks everyone! I take serious pride in ownership (it's not a vanity thing, I just like taking good care of the things I own) and appreciate the compliments.
Tonyrodz
Resident Resident
All work is done, except for the autocal.
ivin74
05 NBS Nali
Got the wild idea to swap the Bvlgari analog clock from an Escalade into my Denali. Center console also got repainted. It was a little more involved than I expected... had lots of intimate time with my Dremel lol. And yes I still have one trim piece left to install around the storage doors.
@slypher25aussie
I had the idea of doing the samething but was not sure the clock was large enough to cover the hole. Glad you did it. Did you cut hole and the clock slid in or did you have to do any other modifications to make it work?
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ivin74
05 NBS Nali
BatsTDK
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The clock is actually slightly larger than the power outlet in some places. The wood trim from the original Escalade bezel is actually removable if you take a Dremel to the backside and cut out the plastic tabs that hold it in. Then I just painted it to match the Denali gray console trim. Since I wanted to keep the ash gray wood trim from the Denali console, I had to then Dremel out the tabs that hold the OEM gray bezel that surrounds the CD changer, storage cubby, and power outlet. Then glue the pained Escalade trim onto the Denali bezel. Sounds more complicated than it is honestly now that I’ve done it. Also, power outlet where the clock goes is part of the Denali bezel so have to cut that out too.
Dantheman1540
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Anybody have an issue with their windshield wipers not working at the top speed? Mine work on every other setting except the max which acts as tho it's another off switch lol.
It was $46 out the door. Not too bad.
latvius
Full Access Member
Well I had a tire hop at highway speeds I assumed was my old tires but with the new tires I still have it. When the gas tank is full and tire pressures cold it is not as bad. I'm gonna put it on jacks an take a look for anything obvious.
usually that is due to a bad wiper control module
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