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Paint pealing, but i'm only aware of that on black trucks.

Peeling paint doesn't sound like something that should be happening no matter what the color. :think:

From GM: Corrosion Protection

GMC vehicles are designed and built to resist corrosion. All body and sheet metal components are warranted against rust-through corrosion for 6 years or 100,000 miles, whichever comes first. Application of additional rust-inhibiting materials is not required under the corrosion coverage and none is recommended.




Now some parts of the interior trims do have a tendency to peel over time.
 

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Well, here are pictures of my Engine, 2006 Yukon, 90K miles.

As mentioned earlier, maybe I am spoiled because I am from California, but this is the way I like for an Engine Bay to look like. ;)

I see a smudge on the back right side of the engine cover... :D
 
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Thanks guys...been looking at a couple 2007s and 2008s...pretty big price change
 

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I see a smudge on the back right side of the engine cover... :D

OH WOW, ........ you are correct, thanks for pointing that out to me.

I just went outside and took care of this. Can't believe I did not notice that earlier myself.

Appreciate the help!!!!! :whymewhyme:
 

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Haha just trying to help a members reputation.. My engine well is quite spotless too so ya know.. :handshake: that gunk off stuff is godly makes hoses nice and black and everything so clean :handshake:
 
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So i put a deposit on a 2008.....has 60k on it...fully loaded...clean everything...only thing i can see is that the AC button blinks when pressed and then remains off...is this due to the cold temperature outside or is it a fault? its 31degrees here in MI right now...
 

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So i put a deposit on a 2008.....has 60k on it...fully loaded...clean everything...only thing i can see is that the AC button blinks when pressed and then remains off...is this due to the cold temperature outside or is it a fault? its 31degrees here in MI right now...

Can't speak for an NNBS Truck (2007+), but I am pretty sure that on my 2006NBS Truck, the AC button will do exactly what you decribed if the vent mode is in "Defrost".

I do believe that on the NBS Tucks, the A/C will only work if the setting is set on the "vent" or "vent/floor". I do not think it will work when the setting is on "deforst or defrost/floor".

I know the same goes for the air circulation button. It will only circulate fresh outside air on specific settings, otherwise the button will "blink" and go eventually off as you described above.
 
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Tried it on my friends 07 tahoe...did the same...so im happy now! thank you for the help!! will post pics soon!!!
 

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