Christoph
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How many miles did your plug wires last and what brand were they?
What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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dross99_si
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It was nice meeting you today and I thank you for taking the time to try and help us sort out this P0442 issue. Also thanks for the compliment. We try to take care of our vehicles as best we can. Much appreciated James!
I don’t remember where it was on my 08 Silverado but it wasn’t hard to find.
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They literally light up in entire of the truck. I got cool white.
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avalonandl
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OK- thats to bright.... I don't want everyone to see what's going on inside my SUV...
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I just replaced the original wires on my 07. They were ACDELCO and lasted 216k. They would have gone longer but I’m a huge proponent of preventative maintenance and I didn’t want to push my luck. I replaced them with OEM ACDELCO wires and should get another 200k+ out of them
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If you were that huge (Damn auto correct) of a proponent you would have changed them 100k ago....
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I changed plugs 100k ago. Wires didn't need it.If you were that huge (Damn auto correct) of a proponent you would have changed them 100k ago....
evap leaks are generally one of the 2 solenoids, the front solenoid runs about $25-30 online and can be changed in a matter of 2 minutes, the rear one runs about $35-50 and takes a few more minutes but is not difficult, the more pricier part is the canister which runs about $100 but probably doesn't need to be replaced unless your having trouble filling the gas tank.
for the time and prices involved to troubleshoot the leak you can shotgun it and replace all 3 and be done messing with it. just my .02, last time mine popped up it was just the front solenoid $25 and it went away
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If you were that huge (Damn auto correct) of a proponent you would have changed them 100k ago....
I changed plugs 100k ago. Wires didn't need it.
But you said, PREVENTATIVE maintenance! LOL Just funnin' ya Jacob!
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