Derick
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Actually it's curing right now.
What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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you would think gm would solder the dam things better after making them for 20+ years
Shit breaks as they say...I think the failure rate isn’t too bad imo considering how many million times out hatches get slammed every day across the country. If it was stationary glass they probably would never fail.
osiris94ej
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Derick
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I never use the glass... In fact, I didn't even know it existed until I had the truck for over a year. Lol
You never open the hatch either? It doesn’t matter if you open the glass or the whole rear door, when you close it, it slams down and those curled up wires bounce up and down and put a lot of stress on the tabs. Then multiply that by a few thousand times. It’s not like a normal rear glass that never moves.
gooffeyguy
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My rear liftgate doesn't slam when it's closed. It closes slowly and softly.
Now my 2001 on the other hand, it gets slammed closed (no power liftgate), but the tabs have yet to come off after 20 years.... Lol
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Now my 2001 on the other hand, it gets slammed closed (no power liftgate), but the tabs have yet to come off after 20 years.... Lol
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iamdub
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Roof rack hole plugs?Looks familiar
osiris94ej
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osiris94ej
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Got the grille and bowtie on. Not sure how i feel about this billet one's fitment.
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Looks good to me. What’s wrong?Got the grille and bowtie on. Not sure how i feel about this billet one's fitment.
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Tonyrodz
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I see it, but it's barely noticeable. I'm sure you're the only one that'll notice it. Looks good to me too.The gap around the bowtie and bracket.
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avalonandl
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The gap around the bowtie and bracket.
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Your overthinking it....it looks good...
iamdub
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That was my intention before I realized how thick the Nutsert flanges were. I may still use them since they at least look better than the original screws just put back in the holes.
Maybe add a piece of black rubber weatherstrip under there before installing the bow tie.The gap around the bowtie and bracket.
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osiris94ej
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I thought about some of the thicker double sided tape. ⅛" stuff.
Going to be taking it back off to paint the part that overlaps the upper grill black. To blend a little bit more. Going straight across a ¼" back from outer edge of top.
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That stuff I showed is about 1/4” thick and would fill the gap and crush when you install the bow tie. I got it at Home Depot.
osiris94ej
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I got the wrong size. My dumb ass didn't test fit one first. They dont fit. But are paint matched. These were supposed to be 5mm but are more like 6.5mm, fit in 12-14mm bolt holes.
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