looks like there is 3 resistors total the blue wire to black wires reads 24.6 and blue to blue reads 4.4
What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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no nothing i can see that's not covered in epoxy
kbuskill
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Usually a 6 ohm 50 watt resistor is used to trick the BCM into thinking there is a regular bulb in place.
Its really hard to see how the resistors are connected from the picture.
Perhaps they have them connected together to raise the resistance.
At this point I would probably disconnect the resistors from each other and ohm them individually to see what you've got... then try hooking one up as I mentioned earlier.
Which ever is closest to 6 ohm would be the one I would try... the 4.4 ohm might do the trick.
ok thanks I will give it a try in a couple days when the other resistors I ordered come in, I've obviously been doing something wrong
next project is going to be figuring out why my battery's are only charging to 12.26v
kbuskill
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They could be sulfated... you could try using a battery charger/maintainer with a desulfation mode.
They are AGM
12.26v means they are only running at about 60-70% (roughly) according to the service manual
kbuskill
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They are still lead/acid and still sulfate.
I guess I need to shop for a charger that will do that then, can I do them both at the same time or separately?
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