What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

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Scored a Denali cluster with trans temp for $60! Now to do the LED upgrade that I have on my current one.

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i really want a trans temp cluster, but i dont feel like spending the coin.

i guess i gotta do some junkyarding.
 

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i really want a trans temp cluster, but i dont feel like spending the coin.

i guess i gotta do some junkyarding.

Is the trans temp cluster just plug in/play? Meaning, can I just get any cluster with a trans temp and exchange it with my NONE trans temp cluster and it will work?

How does one program the miles as well as all other data from the current DIC onto the new cluster?

Any education on this subject will be appreciated, thanks. :)
 

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Is the trans temp cluster just plug in/play? Meaning, can I just get any cluster with a trans temp and exchange it with my NONE trans temp cluster and it will work?



How does one program the miles as well as all other data from the current DIC onto the new cluster?



Any education on this subject will be appreciated, thanks. :)


Yes it's plug an play. No programming needed.

If you order the cluster from rockauto they'll program it for you. [emoji106]
 

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THANKS.



And how do they program it? By the VIN#?


You don't need a VIN to program mileage and engine hours. They have an odometer affidavit to program. I believe they use a tech II scanner to program them, but you're probably best off contacting them directly for info on that.
 

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installed the spyder LED tails tonight. It REALLY updates the look of the truck. its filthy right now from all the rain but you get the idea. i will have the fiance snap a pic tomorrow in the light.

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Those LED reverse lights i did are massively bright. comparo to stock.
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and video of the light function check.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6cfilB6aI8
even though i knew the reverse lights were coming, it still shocked me a bit.
 

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last night was intake gaskets due to 2 codes for both banks running lean. after watching it come on and off with fluctuating weather temps and the beginning of a rough idle I decided it was time.

next on the list is a front axle shaft seal on the passenger side and then looking at my oil cooler /filter bulkhead to see where it's leaking from.
 

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snapped a couple quick shots this morning before leaving for work.
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its awesome how much it changes the look of the truck.
 

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Gave the front a little lift via torsion bars. Weird how much raising the front one inch will change the look. Had about a 2" rake before. Now about 1".

Also finishing up my rock auto list for a complete suspension/steering rebuild.
 

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Even after replacing 2 hose clamps a week ago I was still losing coolant. Changed out the water pump and thermostat. One of the gaskets went bad and some was coming out of the weephole of the pump. I bought AC Delco parts. Props to RockAuto for their low low prices and quick shipping!! No more leaks......
 

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Even after replacing 2 hose clamps a week ago I was still losing coolant. Changed out the water pump and thermostat. One of the gaskets went bad and some was coming out of the weephole of the pump. I bought AC Delco parts. Props to RockAuto for their low low prices and quick shipping!! No more leaks......


My water pump started to leak the same way... Just all of a sudden leaked. Always buy top quality, you get what you pay for.
 

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My water pump started to leak the same way... Just all of a sudden leaked. Always buy top quality, you get what you pay for.

I head mixed reviews about the AC delco pumps... I ended up buying a gates... My oe pump is still good just the gasket was bad... Figured I would replace it all.
 

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I head mixed reviews about the AC delco pumps... I ended up buying a gates... My oe pump is still good just the gasket was bad... Figured I would replace it all.


AC Delco is almost always best. Kind of like FMC it pays to spend the $$$ I bought a dayco pump but everything else is AC Delco
 

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