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

[Tonyrodz]

Look like bumpstops for the rear. I almost said something when u posted pics earlier..

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I think you're right.

 

[Austinite]

stock height? or just huge offset wheels?

I have the Z-71 coils w/ 2" spacers in back and Ford keys up front cranked about 1/2 way. Bilstein 5100s all around.

 

[quest51210]

you use a hacksaw, cut off the bolt, and it presses in...i have them on mine, i cut them down because i am lowered

 

[Rocket Man]

Sent the wrong ones. Sux! No way these are fitting. View attachment 72460 View attachment 72461 View attachment 72462

Look like the rears and if you lower it you won't want those since you'll probably do the free travel mod. Front OEM are 15153958. They work good when lowered but the Z71's won't.

 

[jarydM]

I have the Z-71 coils w/ 2" spacers in back and Ford keys up front cranked about 1/2 way. Bilstein 5100s all around.

awesome, thats almost exactly my (future) setup, and thats the size tires I wanted!

 

[jcevans7]

So pulled the brake module which was pretty easy actually to get to the screws none of them were seized up. Getting it separated however has been a chore then cutting away the silicone for 40 minutes and still can't get it to budge broke off a couple pieces of plastic don't want to keep going at it and tell I know I can get it all off without breaking it more. Has anyone had this before? This is on a 2003 GMC Denali.

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[Rocket Man]

So pulled the brake module which was pretty easy actually to get to the screws none of them were seized up. Getting it separated however has been a chore then cutting away the silicone for 40 minutes and still can't get it to budge broke off a couple pieces of plastic don't want to keep going at it and tell I know I can get it all off without breaking it more. Has anyone had this before? This is on a 2003 GMC Denali.

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What exactly are you trying to do? And is that the Abs module?

 

[brian.roberts.1293]

I think that would look good but I was avoiding painting the mesh. Prep would be so tedious. That's why I was thinking paint matched frame and bow tie or @Tonyrodz the billet Idea isn't bad

I went and my stock emblem vinyl wrapped a flat black. 20 bucks and when it gets messed up 20 to replaced it.

I finally got around to dipping my HD grille, Z-71 valance, and front & rear bumpers. Upgraded to the LED parking lights and installed the black billet grille overlay and black bowtie. I just need to put the LED fogs back in the valance.

How did then install of the rear lights go? Did they fit well? I've been looking at those for the same thing.

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[jcevans7]

So that's the abs module. Looks different than the other ones. Way more circle magnets than the 6 that are normally shown. There are a couple write ups explaining how to side the contacts that break loose. The silicone is different than the video I found YouTube. Had to button everything up to get get my boy from school. I'll get more pics in an hour when I get it back off

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[Rocket Man]

So that's the abs module. Looks different than the other ones. Way more circle magnets than the 6 that are normally shown. There are a couple write ups explaining how to side the contacts that break loose. The silicone is different than the video I found YouTube. Had to button everything up to get get my boy from school. I'll get more pics in an hour when I get it back off

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If it's the kind that breaks into pieces when you try to remove it, good luck. It's a ***** and you might not be able to get it off cleanly. Some underhoid modules can't be fixed due to it.

 

[95escahoe]

I finally got around to dipping my HD grille, Z-71 valance, and front & rear bumpers. Upgraded to the LED parking lights and installed the black billet grille overlay and black bowtie. I just need to put the LED fogs back in the valance.

Badass truck


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[jcevans7]

This is my abs module. Anyone seen or worked on one like this?

 

[bottomline2000]

What exactly are you trying to do? And is that the Abs module?

When u get random abs/brake lights on the dash. May also get a constant abs pump on too.I sent mine to a guy to fix after I pulled it. Cost like $60 but his turn time was quick and I didn't want to mess with it..money well spent IMHO.

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[jcevans7]

When u get random abs/brake lights on the dash. May also get a constant abs pump on too.I sent mine to a guy to fix after I pulled it. Cost like $60 but his turn time was quick and I didn't want to mess with it..money well spent IMHO.

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You have this guy info. This isn't the standard abs module. This is what most of them look like. Mine has more magnets.

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[01ssreda4]

So I noticed when loaded these djm springs are a little on the soft side. The stockers even with with the auto leveling not working still handled load well. I knew I needed to address this. I inquired about an air spring kit for lowered vehicles and they told me I need to measure. Once I got my measurement I ordered a custom fit kit for the rear coil springs. I figured it would be a good time to retire the probably original 200k mile shocks also.

Here is a pic of the stock shocks with the blown out air bladders plus the compressor that was mouted to the framerail.

Here is the rear end sagging, and the new air spring helper installed.

I routed the lines, T'd them together and ran it to a schrader valve i installed near the hitch. They fill up really quick with the shop compressor, think bycicle tire quick.

 

[Rocket Man]

When u get random abs/brake lights on the dash. May also get a constant abs pump on too.I sent mine to a guy to fix after I pulled it. Cost like $60 but his turn time was quick and I didn't want to mess with it..money well spent IMHO.

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Oh yeah, I sent my daughter's VW ABS module out to get rebuilt a few years ago but can't remember where I sent it.
edit: I just remembered, it was Module Master.

 

[jcevans7]

If someone I'm is smarter than me go. Not sure what the pink stiff is on the circuit board. I think it has something to do with the electrical contacts and helping the current. However it is not on all of them and I do not know if that's what would cause my ABS light to come on. Any ideas let me know. Took about two and a half hours of heat and freezing and cutting with two different exactly nice to finally get this open. Pretty sure it was hate and discontent used for the silicone to seal this up.

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[jcevans7]

I also don't see any contacts that need soder reflowed does anyone else?

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[pnwdan]

I also don't see any contacts that need soder reflowed does anyone else?

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I think the pink is a heat sink material. Why did you pull it apart?

 

[mattbta]

This is my abs module. Anyone seen or worked on one like this?

What are your brake RPO codes (J)? Just curious if it's related to active brake control or the 7200 brakes? I know I had to get different rear pads due to these options but not sure if it makes a diff on ABS modules.