What did you do to your OBS GMT400 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

Disclaimer: Links on this page pointing to Amazon, eBay and other sites may include affiliate code. If you click them and make a purchase, we may earn a small commission.

Kelsda

Full Access Member
Joined
Sep 16, 2017
Posts
280
Reaction score
226
Location
New Jersey
Removed rear bumper blasted and powder coated black looks great.Pulled off trailer hitch was going to have it blasted and coated but a lot off rot inside so ordered a new one, hitches are like boat trailers rot from the inside out. Then stuck my hand into this bag of potato chips.looked very minimal before I touched it Inside looks new so now I’m committed to do rear fender flare removal. A decent amount of interior removal to access flare studs.
 

Attachments

  • F6B218FB-9DED-4ECA-A3C0-5B46D2C3CAE5.jpeg
    F6B218FB-9DED-4ECA-A3C0-5B46D2C3CAE5.jpeg
    287.6 KB · Views: 6
  • CD4563A7-A0B9-4130-A1EC-3475762B4749.jpeg
    CD4563A7-A0B9-4130-A1EC-3475762B4749.jpeg
    246.7 KB · Views: 6

YukonGTmaster

Full Access Member
Joined
Mar 18, 2021
Posts
467
Reaction score
744
Removed rear bumper blasted and powder coated black looks great.Pulled off trailer hitch was going to have it blasted and coated but a lot off rot inside so ordered a new one, hitches are like boat trailers rot from the inside out. Then stuck my hand into this bag of potato chips.looked very minimal before I touched it Inside looks new so now I’m committed to do rear fender flare removal. A decent amount of interior removal to access flare studs.
I was in the exact same boat with my 97 GT in the summer. I ordered every replacement patch panel available from LMC and Mills Supply. The hood and front fenders have to be removed to get the front flares off. It is a PITA, but I hope you can keep her on the road! Post up your progress.
 

Kelsda

Full Access Member
Joined
Sep 16, 2017
Posts
280
Reaction score
226
Location
New Jersey
I was in the exact same boat with my 97 GT in the summer. I ordered every replacement patch panel available from LMC and Mills Supply. The hood and front fenders have to be removed to get the front flares off. It is a PITA, but I hope you can keep her on the road! Post up your progress.
I can prep everything, just don’t have the skills to do finish body work. No shops here want this work. They want quick insurance claims. I have seen your work looks great. I will order parts after assessing damage. Mock it up tack weld and most important find someone to finish. I believe you only painted what was needed.that’s what I would do
 

YukonGTmaster

Full Access Member
Joined
Mar 18, 2021
Posts
467
Reaction score
744
I can prep everything, just don’t have the skills to do finish body work. No shops here want this work. They want quick insurance claims. I have seen your work looks great. I will order parts after assessing damage. Mock it up tack weld and most important find someone to finish. I believe you only painted what was needed.that’s what I would do
Yes. I just painted from lower body line down. You can’t see the tape line unless you are really looking. Post up your progress. I would like to see how it turns out.
 

YukonGTmaster

Full Access Member
Joined
Mar 18, 2021
Posts
467
Reaction score
744
My Rear Defrost at my Barn Doors was not operating. I took red Scotch Brite and isopropyl alchohol to the contacts. After they were polished, I put electrical contact corrosion inhibitor on them. The defrost is working now, but I can’t get the rear door lock/unlock button to activate the rear doors. If I press the rear button, it will actuate the front doors. If I press the buttons at the front doors, they 397ED20A-7867-4AB7-98F7-896FB487BF01.jpegA3C2A603-ABB9-4605-B81B-EBF118E4923E.jpegwill lock and unlock the barn doors. If I use my key at the barn doors, the cylinder is very hard to turn manually, I tried to purge the lock with lubricant. I will leave it, and come back to it. I don’t want to snap my key off in it.
 

Tonyrodz

Resident Resident
Joined
Feb 16, 2012
Posts
30,974
Reaction score
45,102
Location
Central Jersey
My Rear Defrost at my Barn Doors was not operating. I took red Scotch Brite and isopropyl alchohol to the contacts. After they were polished, I put electrical contact corrosion inhibitor on them. The defrost is working now, but I can’t get the rear door lock/unlock button to activate the rear doors. If I press the rear button, it will actuate the front doors. If I press the buttons at the front doors, they View attachment 361824View attachment 361825will lock and unlock the barn doors. If I use my key at the barn doors, the cylinder is very hard to turn manually, I tried to purge the lock with lubricant. I will leave it, and come back to it. I don’t want to snap my key off in it.
Did you use powdered graphite for the lock cylinder?
 

Forum statistics

Threads
129,112
Posts
1,810,583
Members
92,194
Latest member
Jhmjr
Top