Good job buddy!
What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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iamdub
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Thank ya!
Technically, there is a 5-spoke version. The Chevrolet cladded wheels have 5 spokes. Their big pain is the center part where the lugs are is a big open cavity so making a center cap isn't so easy. But, I think I saw where people were using center caps from another Chevy wheel and it was a direct fit or just fairly easy to make it fit.
*EDIT*
Here's a pic of the Chevy wheel de-cladded and it has the center cap from the 17" NBS truck wheel:
Link to thread, second post down: https://www.gmfullsize.com/threads/declad-18x8.246753/
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Have to talk to the previous owner.
I'm looking at new headlights now ... May go OEM .. or I do like the aftermarket but concerned with quality, durability. And then, black or chrome??
Oh, and did an oil change too .. was running AutoRX for a few cycles. Bought a dozen filters, two bites of AutoRX and have been doing shortened oil change intervals.
Tonyrodz
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Almost looks like a Mustang Cobra rim.Thank ya!
Technically, there is a 5-spoke version. The Chevrolet cladded wheels have 5 spokes. Their big pain is the center part where the lugs are is a big open cavity so making a center cap isn't so easy. But, I think I saw where people were using center caps from another Chevy wheel and it was a direct fit or just fairly easy to make it fit.
*EDIT*
Here's a pic of the Chevy wheel de-cladded and it has the center cap from the 17" NBS truck wheel:
Link to thread, second post down: https://www.gmfullsize.com/threads/declad-18x8.246753/
iamdub
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I thought the same. Just more reason why I like the 6-spoke design.
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Snapped a pic!
Nice!
I have been chasing a recurring CEL for catalyst deficiency on the Suburban; P0430. I figured I would try a $20 O2 sensor before I dropped big money on a converter. Turns out the offending sensor (B2S2) was hand tight, likely had something to do with it.
The whole job was done in 5 minutes, we will see if the CEL comes back after a few drive cycles. The scanner still shows a permanent code stored, but I haven’t driven it yet to fully cycle it.
The whole job was done in 5 minutes, we will see if the CEL comes back after a few drive cycles. The scanner still shows a permanent code stored, but I haven’t driven it yet to fully cycle it.
R3cord303
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I got my DRLs fixed and changed out my rear diff fluid. Used 75w-140 Lucas full synthetic and a new Fel-Pro gasket. Its a much bigger pain to change the axle fluid on these trucks than it is on my old S10 on the S10 you’re only fighting a sway bar, on these you’ve got the panhard bar and the sway bar in your way- and the spare tire. Oh well. Goter done. Pic attached is the newly functional DRLs.
CHOO CHOO
BackPagePhil
Do your DRLs seem to go out often? Just curious as mine always seemed to. I just stopped putting them in. I always see our gen Tahoe's and Avalanches with one or both DRLs out.
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