What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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I would just grab a used throttle body at the junkyard, clean it and slap it on there, if nothing changes then it might be the harness
All out junkyards here suck ass. I replaced the TB about 5 years ago with a Pep Boys unit. I replaced the sensor again on the TB 3 years ago. The harness pigtail was repaired at the same time. Soldered and heat shrinked. I have to root through my drawer at home and see if I still have the receipt for the sensor, it has a lifetime warranty from Auto Zone.
If you got it from auto zone it should be under your phone number, won't need the receipt
These Style 5300 wheels popped up on Facebook Marketplace last night. After dealing with a few flaky FB sellers, this guy was legit. He responded promptly, the description was accurate (9/10 condition), the price was reasonable ($400), and he was on time.
Found the smoking gun for these codes. TB wire harness rubbed through and was shorting out on the fuel rail. Fixing it now.
Who did that repair job?????
"That's hawt!" (some Hilton floozie)
I dig those M/Ts, but am trying to keep my Tahoe stock-looking.
I got the tires just need wheels and I ain't paying for a new set. Good used will work just fine for me.
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Having to pay to do a fuel pump job twice because the sending unit failed just under 2 years on a Delphi from Autozone. I saw how it was done last time and have no desire to get on my back to go through it.
Needle has been on empty for months and i've been having to guage how much gas I have by resetting my trip meter every time I fill up..but that's no way for civilized folk to live, lol.
Great to have lifetime warranty on parts but some jobs I'll just have a shop do it all and get warranty on the parts AND labor
Needle has been on empty for months and i've been having to guage how much gas I have by resetting my trip meter every time I fill up..but that's no way for civilized folk to live, lol.
Great to have lifetime warranty on parts but some jobs I'll just have a shop do it all and get warranty on the parts AND labor
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Just finished up the transmission today. Jake’s Performance stage 5 4L80E. I think I did a good job but I’m going to be nervous until I get some decent miles through it. That was crazy stressful but I got it done and I’m glad I can say that I did it. I’m going to try to install it with the 408 in the next few weeks.
Need to clean up the engine bay and change some of my nitrous stuff first. Might consider getting part of the fuel system set up first as well. The factory fuel lines attach to a bracket on the trans but I’d like to avoid that and run the AN lines around it if possible. I’ve been hoarding a ton of cool parts.
Also scored a Cadillac bumper yesterday!! Came with OEM tips but I’m probably going to do a quad setup. Got it for $500 which I thought was pretty decent.
Need to clean up the engine bay and change some of my nitrous stuff first. Might consider getting part of the fuel system set up first as well. The factory fuel lines attach to a bracket on the trans but I’d like to avoid that and run the AN lines around it if possible. I’ve been hoarding a ton of cool parts.
Also scored a Cadillac bumper yesterday!! Came with OEM tips but I’m probably going to do a quad setup. Got it for $500 which I thought was pretty decent.
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Well now I'm a little concerned with the body line differences with the rear bumper. My concern is that the escalade one is much flatter and angled on top while the Tahoe one is a more gradual (which matches the front bumper). The mismatch front to rear might bug me but idk. Gotta think about it. This will be on the backburner for a while until everything else is done. If anyone has any input on this or any side profile shots, that'd be cool. It might be too blocky and outta place for my taste.
there's a hybrid out in the pick n pull right now locally, it's definitely more squared up on rear led's lights, the upper vent panel covers and the 3rd brake I would imagine the eskys are the same.
I should probably go back out and grab the lights before someone with brains figures out how to open the hatch
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yeah the hybrid one looks really blocky and is probably my least favorite.
Here's one that someone posted in my fb group. I'm just going to have to bolt up the bumper and look at it for a while before I decide anything. This looks pretty good though. I'll probably just run it. Maybe we can get creative with the 3D printer to make some nice exhaust tip surrounds that'll fit the factory bumper. From the side I prefer the Tahoe bumper and from the back I prefer the Escalade lol. I don't think grafting them together would work either because the middle body line is different too.
Some dude in here put the HDMI exhaust tips from a pickup truck on his, looked good. I can't find the post though.
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Man, I ain't never even heard of HDMI tips let alone seen them... lol
