What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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shakedown067
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Haven't ordered my back up camera yet. Need to though, but it'll work with the head unit.The rear view mirror has a front camera and DVR. Here in Florida you to record everything like those crazy Russians do.
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Thats awesome , got a link for the one you have ?
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Sure thing! http://www.ebay.com/itm/HD-1080P-4-...am-G-sensor-/272211429680?hash=item3f6110c930
I really like it. The audio isn't great, but the video looks really good.
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Have any more pics of it installed and what it looks like with video?
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I downloaded a couple of vids off of it, but need to upload them. I can take a couple more shots later for ya.
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OK that is a slick set up. Might have to consider that instead of the generic dash cam set ups. And crazy awesome price
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I've been really happy with it. The night quality is awesome too.
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Just got my knock sensors in.
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Get the harness too if you didn't already get it. Trust me, you will want to replace it as well. And be sure to use a torque wrench to properly torque the sensors down. Too tight and they will give you false knock codes because they will be overly sensitive. Not tight enough and they can still give a fault, plus work their way loose too. I forget the exact specs, but it's all over the internet. Good luck replacing those bastards. They took me two solid days, but I probably could have done them in 6-8 hours if I didn't have a bad back. I have to keep stopping and take a break. Plus I spent the time to clean EVERY spec of dirt and grease off the intake manifold while I had it off. I sealed the sensor rubber plugs/covers with blue RTV and I let it cure overnight then reassembled everything the next day.
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Just watched a video on YouTube. Looks super easy, just time consuming like @ScottyBoy said
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Oh I didn't realize. Not sure which ones I have...
Oh wow I didn't even realize that was a front facing one.
Tonyrodz
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Gonna swap out my old dd with this one.
DDenali
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Has the same fascia and design as my 4700.
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I'm not sure I was guessing at what model that was lol [emoji23]
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Tonyrodz
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Lol, thought it was something good.
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