NoReverseYukon
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I use it to do bench testing of the clusters. Beats having to install it back into the truck.
What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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Nothing like a 10- minute fix! And no greasy fingers!
S33k3r
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Where do I find information on that? Even search terms would be appreciated. Thanks!
Sam Harris
Supporting Member
Just following up on my earlier post. I saw a 2006 Denali today with this antenna, so I know at least this one will fit. It’s even a factory part for certain RPO’s:
https://www.partsgeek.com/9vx24g1-gmc-yukon-digital-radio-antenna.html
Awesome Sam. I was thinking about swapping the one from my 08 Silverado over to see if it fits the 02 but after considering I’d have to tear both trucks apart once, then if it worked I’d have to put them both back together, wait until the part came, then tear the 02 back apart I decided nah. I was thinking I’d just order one and try. Now I just ordered that one from Rock Auto, it was $5.00 cheaper. I got it for $49.54 shipped with our 5% discount. I’ll let you know how it goes.
NoReverseYukon
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Sam Harris
Supporting Member
Awesome! Looking forward to it! I’m wanting to do this, but leary of messing too much w/ the headliner. I’ll get it done eventually, I need to replace at least one temp sensor up there anyway. But I really want to recover the headliner as well. Do want to paint the antenna to CM I think too..
treehan77
TYF Fiend
This guy is good at gm clusters. I watched him do mine, he’s about 1/2 an hour away.
I have CM paint left over and plan on it too. Just not sure if I chance it fitting and paint it first or try the fit, then paint afterwards. I only want to pull the headliner down once, I have my boost/afr gauge in the a-pillar and it’s not easy to mess with it. I’m about 95% sure it will fit so I’m thinking I’ll paint it first. There’s no going back at that point, right?
treehan77
TYF Fiend
Wedged some rubber bushings under my cross bars on the roof rack. Now it doesn’t clunk every time I hit a bump.
