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

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mikez71

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i could have made mistake also by only searching kw5
the oem part number you want is 84143539 interchange is 22949466
Doh, hope I ordered the right one. I ordered a 13536552

Also noticed the 13534128 and
84143539 which seems to be in vans more and is a denso unit.

All the above say 220 or 215 amp when you google them.. I hope the one I ordered will work..
 

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i could have made mistake also by only searching kw5
the oem part number you want is 84143539 interchange is 22949466

Maybe. But everyone is throwing "KW5" and "220A" around for these things. It seems half are actually the 170A alts. I emailed the seller to see what they'd do. I have my fault for not deeply researching it before pulling the trigger. I went off their description and popped a bōner for the super low mileage and wanted to jump since they were selling so quickly. But they're more at fault for not posting a full pic of the alternator, having a misleading description and for crappy packaging.
 

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300k achieved today on way home from a full set of new tyres being fitted. New tpms as old ones were starting to have issues, Went with cheap amazon ones with even cheaper on sale scanner to activate them.
Truck seems to have less rolling resistance with new tyres as the instant mpg went slightly lower than usual on my regular journey.
 

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Maybe. But everyone is throwing "KW5" and "220A" around for these things. It seems half are actually the 170A alts. I emailed the seller to see what they'd do. I have my fault for not deeply researching it before pulling the trigger. I went off their description and popped a bōner for the super low mileage and wanted to jump since they were selling so quickly. But they're more at fault for not posting a full pic of the alternator, having a misleading description and for crappy packaging.
I didn't know the kw5 option was tossed around like a salad, previous reserch never revealed that :emotions122:
 

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I didn't know the kw5 option was tossed around like a salad, previous reserch never revealed that :emotions122:

It's rampant now. You'll see a listing mentioning "KW5" and "220A", but in the pics, the part number on the alt is one of a few different 170A ones. They seem to be copying and pasting the same description mentioning "ID 13534128", when the alt in the picture clearly has a different ID/part number. My seller and a few others did this.

It wouldn't be a problem if they'd post a decent pic of the alternator and the number label. If any, they show one obscure pic of the alt and the rest are of the outside of the wrecked vehicle.

The seller just said they didn't have any of 13534128 in stock and to start a return and to not remove any of their markings from the part. Dammit! Cleaning off the blue paint was one of the first things I did. I'm glad I took pics of it as I received it and how it appeared straight out of the box. I gotta get a blue paint pen and refer to those pics to try to recreate their barely-legible numbers, etc.
 

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had the transmission shop that built the trans change the fluid today, kinda have to have it done by them anyway to stay in warranty, new cat goes on tomorrow, then I have 3 bottles of power steering fluid to flush that out, then I need to do the brakes, oil change. probably should order a new cabin filter. maintenance time...
 

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What a crock! It's only a matter of time before it causes a bigger problem. Well, this is why I pay no mind to warranties, can't get upset by how they worm their way out of coverage!
if I were to keep driving it until the cel comes on then it could probably be warranted but I can't find my receipt anyway so I don't even know if it would have been covered either way. I think they only give a 2 or 3 years warranty on these at the most.
not going to pay twice as much or more for a new y pipe
 

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I'd just leave it and hollow it out. That's what I did with my van and I never got a cel.
^x2^
I just wouldn't trust the same brand of converter after that.. Why are our cats so expensive? Now I'm scared!

I once had an MR2 that did not pass smog, turned out the aftermarket converter the PO installed had only 1" thick of honeycomb. Swapped it out and it passed no problem.
 

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