What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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FrankU
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And, might I add, retarted once and going for a round 2..... damn double dippers.....
Depends !
one may show up sooner or later, if you do a search on ebay you can save the search and ebay will send you a email if one gets listed within the next year, after 1 year you have to check a box to re-subscribe to the search. A new wood trim heated one may still be available I think I asked my dealer about one a few months ago and they told me was like $400+
a quick search on ebay shows $405.00 (out of stock) p/n: 22947810
gooffeyguy
Tom
I hated the wood on mine. That part doesn't heat up, so it was like only having part of the wheel heated. One of the main reasons I swapped it out with an all leather one
Just Fishing
Can't fix stupid
Just Fishing
Can't fix stupid
That's exactly how the night went.
Twerking with my crotch, i call it the flying eagle.
Usually the wife gives in if i promise to stop.
George B
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That's exactly how the night went.
Twerking with my crotch, i call it the flying eagle.
Usually the wife gives in if i promise to stop.
Try this....
https://www.rockauto.com/en/tools/apparel+&+gifts,rockauto+apparel,t-shirt,256
Tonyrodz
Resident Resident
If you're talking about your leather--you can get it professionally refinished, or they sell leather skins that you sew on yourself, from ebay. Sounds harder then what it really is.
gooffeyguy
Tom
Put air in a tire. It was about 5 psi low and I had to put a couple psi in a couple days ago too.
Sprayed some soap solution around the stem and along the bead and found these bubbles. Looks like a small leak along the bead right where the wheel weight is attached
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Sprayed some soap solution around the stem and along the bead and found these bubbles. Looks like a small leak along the bead right where the wheel weight is attached
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Tonyrodz
Resident Resident
Annoying. Weight or corrosion?Put air in a tire. It was about 5 psi low and I had to put a couple psi in a couple days ago too.
Sprayed some soap solution around the stem and along the bead and found these bubbles. Looks like a small leak along the bead right where the wheel weight is attached
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gooffeyguy
Tom
Not sure, but I've never had a problem with it up till this past week. All looks OK. Guess I'll have to take it into a shop and have them check it out. The tire still has plenty of tread left.
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On our 2007 with OEM chrome rims, had to take them in every so often and have them polish the bead seat and put sealant on it. Finally got tired of that and the flaking chrome and went with after market rims. Never had a problem with that after I switched.
Sparksalot
Elite Member
I added ditch light brackets to thecopcar. I’m still waiting for the lights to ship.
swathdiver
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Picked up a 6 x12 U-Haul trailer this morning for a 100 mile run north to pick up some furniture with the whole family aboard along with tools and hand trucks and what not in the truck. At 71 mph she averaged 14.5 mpg on 93 octane @ 0% alcohol content on the way up. On the way back, loaded down with an extra 900 pounds or so, she averaged 13.9 mpg at the same speed. Tires were set to 47 psi cold, they were 52 psi up front and 54 psi for the rears when hot.
The transmission temp at speed got down to 156 with an ambient temp of 82 outside on the trip north and 162 headed back down south. Coming off the highway and entering town on the way up the transmission temp got to 183 in city driving, about 7 miles worth of stop and go along with a steep climb over a bridge to Merritt Island.
The old girl done good!
The transmission temp at speed got down to 156 with an ambient temp of 82 outside on the trip north and 162 headed back down south. Coming off the highway and entering town on the way up the transmission temp got to 183 in city driving, about 7 miles worth of stop and go along with a steep climb over a bridge to Merritt Island.
The old girl done good!
George B
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Thats bead corrosion. Likely going to need to do have the bead polished up.Put air in a tire. It was about 5 psi low and I had to put a couple psi in a couple days ago too.
Sprayed some soap solution around the stem and along the bead and found these bubbles. Looks like a small leak along the bead right where the wheel weight is attached
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as someone else mentioned why not get a used one and have it wrapped the thing will look and feel like brand new
Agreed. My billets do that on occasion.
gooffeyguy
Tom
So basically any tire shop should be able to fix it pretty easily/cheaply?
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gooffeyguy
Tom
Then to top off and end the day, wife comes home from work about 8pm and has a flat tire. I pulled it off the car to look at it and found a roofing nail in the tread. Now I gotta fix that tomorrow too.
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