What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

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well at this point im glad i dropped the truck off and didnt shot gun a new fuel pump.

shop says the fp is good, so is the crank sensor and tb. thinks its a bad ground or the pcm is going bad. says he'll be back at it tomorrow. so one more day of camaro daily driving. not 100% a bad thing lol
 

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I put these big boogers on, and Goodridge hoses (it’s been a two day affair… maybe three- I work slow). Had to shave the ridge a smidge to clear my rolling stock.

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My driveway was sad when I scratched this one… :-( But that was before I shaved the ridge, so it got some touch up paint. Driveway is happier now.

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Nice!! What's the number on the Goodridge lines used??
 

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Nice!! What's the number on the Goodridge lines used??
I used 14175. My rig is a stock 02 Suburban Z71, and I feel like I should’ve gotten the 2” longer version (I think they would be 14175-2).
The four corners seem ok. Not much slack at all in the front. But, the rear center hose seemed fairly tight. I had one wheel on the ground and one in the air when I installed, so that may be why it seemed tight. But, if your rear ended gets flexed on technical trails, it would likely produce a similar effect, and the hose may get strained.
Also- the little ferrule that goes in the top connection of the center rear hose, I super glued it to the inside of the hose end. Otherwise it would be nearly impossible to install and ensure it stays in the proper place.

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Waiting on a new ac line, things been on jackstands for a few days while I sort out the ac issues. I need to get it fixed, I keep buying more parts for it just because it looks so sad.
 

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got my hoe back. seems they replaced a ground. what said and what the receipt says anyways. he was not giving up the ancient Chinese secret lol but he was pretty busy.

i did have em give the front end a once over. like i thought before i asked him. it needs some help. pitman arm, idler arm, d/s outer tie rod. once i replace them parts its new tires and alignment time.
 

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Here's to hoping it runs out of sadness before you run out of money...
Well… scope creep is real. This has gone from recharging the AC to compressor spreading shrapnel through the system to not being able to flush the rear because there’s an expansion valve in the rear evaporator. Which led to having to replace the rear refrigerant lines because they’re seized to that evaporator and then “ since I’m there” the rear evaporator, replacing the front heater hoses and tees at the firewall, the rear quick connects…then new front inner fender liners because mine are cut up from running the 26’s…pretty sure I’m about $1000 in but haven’t tallied it up yet because I’m not done yet. :cool:
 

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Well… scope creep is real. This has gone from recharging the AC to compressor spreading shrapnel through the system to not being able to flush the rear because there’s an expansion valve in the rear evaporator. Which led to having to replace the rear refrigerant lines because they’re seized to that evaporator and then “ since I’m there” the rear evaporator, replacing the front heater hoses and tees at the firewall, the rear quick connects…then new front inner fender liners because mine are cut up from running the 26’s…pretty sure I’m about $1000 in but haven’t tallied it up yet because I’m not done yet. :cool:
well damn. that escaladed fast.
 

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The little finger dimples in the picture smoothed out overnight. Installing alone had me finger punching the liner while installing.

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Weakened suction from a vacuum cleaner hose can be used to gently pull out any remaining dents. A soft brush attachment usually works well.
 

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Started my Big Brake upgrade with Power Stop kit (from a 2008) and new GM OEM rubber hoses. I broke 3 bolts (2 on one side and 1 one other that hold down brake hose) and drivers side hose might be permanently rusted to hard line. So i might have to repair last few inches of the hard brake line. Ill be drilling and tapping upper control arm and both knuckles, *@$&*@×&!!! Is the control arm hold down bolt same size as the knuckle hold down bolt?
 

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Installed another heater hose today after a parts delivery and got the OEM tees in, pressure tested the system. No leaks. Now waiting on the new rear ac refrigerant lines to be delivered. Finally stopped buying more parts. I think. ;)
 

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