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What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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George B
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Noticed the left rear pillar was loose. One of the tabs was broken. I had to secure it with two sided trim tape. Good for now. Sorry, no pics.
went over the truck with quick detail spray. Looks good!
went over the truck with quick detail spray. Looks good!
gooffeyguy
Tom
George B
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Apparently it was a bad design.
I’m pretty sure this was due to cost savings because a push button is much cheaper than a ignition key cylinder and all that goes into it.
my key start and keyless start works fine, lol oh I can do it from my phone too like start my car while I am in Africa and my car is in my driveway is that safe?
but wait what happens when the fob dies Brent?
oooohh lookey
oooohh lookey
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Negative, that’s the wax, I was referring to the liquid Clay bar.
must be worn out. people have gotten hurt pretty bad on the removable 3rd row as well
I see. All the people here are posting about things like cracked dashboards and not one person has posted, that I have seen, about any gruesome seat related injury. Please share your source of information on this dangerous feature of our vehicles.
George B
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And some people loose all their fingers by picking up a running lawn mower to trim their hedges...
lol, meanwhile there breaking into the walmart 2 blocks from me, about 20 people got in, cops have the place surrounded there rat's trapped in a cage now lol
swathdiver
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The Power Fold and Tumble or Flip and Fold 2nd Row seats are very common on the '07-'09 models and less common later on. One could order either seat all the way through to the end of production according to the brochures. Chevy and GMC.
swathdiver
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Those goons tried to recruit our children again. They came around a few years ago, knocking on doors. They are going to try and burn down the local mall tomorrow night. The Sheriff and Police are on to them.
George B
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My 2013 LTZ has them. The kids think they are neat.
mikeyss
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I have the power tumble in my 09 LTZ, and the buttons for them in the overhead console and also where the normal button is too.
gooffeyguy
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I have the power fold 2nd row seats on mine but only buttons on the C pillar. I really don't see the point of having buttons for it in the overhead console.
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That's 'cause they all died from their injuries.
swathdiver
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The driver having controls are to assist not-so mobile passengers as they enter the vehicle is my thinking. Or to have the seat flipped forward as the passengers are approaching to make loading faster and easier and how you want them to board. Would be nice to have when I was Ubering, 99% of people pass between the Captain's Chairs to sit in the 3rd row. Same with our kids, they rarely use the fold and tumble. Same back when they were younger in the Pontiacs.
I always operated the power sliding doors for the rear seat passengers in our Montanas; made some of them feel special, like they were in a limousine.
If memory serves, the overhead switches were deleted from 2010. You can also see revisions in the other switches between years. My moonroof switches like Mike's are shrouded and later models delete that feature for some reason.
Oh, more buttons looks cooler! LOL
