Thanks! Shea Chevrolet also seems to have it, and at a slightly better price. Unless I'm mistaken, I think I have heard that people were satisfied with them.
No, sorry. I jumped from a 2005 to a 2021. However, some of the information may be the same or similar, as there was a fair amount of carry-over from 2003-2006 to 2007-2013, but I have never had the opportunity to play with the newer generation.
Current Gear is:
PID
22199A
Name
Current Gear
Gauge
Gear
Equation
A
Units
Min
Max
Header
Auto
This works on both my Tahoe and my Escalade, so I would expect it will work for you.
I have also worked out Selected Gear (PRND321) on the Tahoe. I haven't tested it on anything else, so...
My Escalade with the 6.2L also can routinely get 20-22 mpg on the highway, and the BEST MPG which has never been reset since new currently shows 28.0 mpg (50 mile window). Seems like the OPs results should be better, I would not expect the heavier LWB to be that much less.
The windshield has been replaced, but that is a Pilkington. They are an OEM supplier to GM, so I wouldn't be concerned about the quality. Not sure what to make of the frosted appearance, but it looks to me like it is an intentional pattern, like someone had it done for appearances.
Still here, but I don't play around with PIDs so much these days. I have figured out most of the ones I wanted for the Tahoe. I drive a 2021 Escalade most of the time now and most of those PIDs don't work on it. GM has changed them in the newer CANBUS and Global-B protocols.
I figured out...
Found the PPV documentation, here's a link to it:
https://capfleet.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/2021-Police-Tahoe-9C1-Municipal-Specification-Guidev3.pdf
Aux battery is on page 25. On closer inspection it does appear to be a conventional lead-acid battery, but seems to me that it would have...
I have looked into the aux battery placement on the current generation, and from what I can tell, it is mounted behind the driver's side panel in the rear cargo area where the subwoofer would normally be. I found some information showing this in the PPV documentation. It appears that the aux...
They are only needed for the lights that can be turned on individually, like the reading lights. When all of the interior lights turn on, such as when opening the doors or using the switch on the dash, even the LEDs draw enough current to activate the circuit. But you will need a capacitor for...
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