is the factory wiring in a cavity that is accessible through the sill plates? when i looked through the rear cupholder it looks like that wire loom going forward is quite a bit lower than the sill plates, as if there is another cavity below that.
hi,
i'm wanting to run some 4awg wire from the engine bay to the drivers side 3 row area (where the cubholder is just behind the drivers side rear door). i pulled the cup holder out and can see the harness for the rear fuse panel passing under the door sill. based on the looks of it, its a bit...
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so i'm planning to mount one of our hardshell RTT's on my suburban. i see most crossbar sets except the OEM have a weight limit of 165 for the pair. the OEM's say 220. i've read the OEM has a front and rear bar. are they different height/widths? i was thinking of running 3 or 4 bars...
so i looked here:
https://www.gmpartscenter.net/v-2023-chevrolet-suburban--z71--6-2l-v8-gas/body--bumper-and-components-front?srsltid=AfmBOoqb1qbzCpyfsjQppxBZVoeHW562hXch1o_oZeEvtCHIy6rAVQ6g
and i seem some other parts (fasica guides) but can't find a diagram as to which one actually goes where.
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2023 suburban RST. someone hit my bumper cover and other than some paint damage it seems to have dislodged it slightly on the passenger side where it meets the fender. trying to figure out what i need to replace. haven't had much luck with diagrams. any advice?
TIA!
Yeah that's where it goes. I can't figure out how big the battery can be. I'm going to put a lithium in, but still searching for documentation. Called my friend at the dealer parts dept and part is available but they couldn't produce any documentation
We have a 24 trail boss too but I know the rear axle is completely different.. trail boss has the eLSD. I'd take air or elockers for the suburban but for what I'm doing truetrac would suffice.
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