What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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Just Fishing
Can't fix stupid
Just Fishing
Can't fix stupid
Just Fishing
Can't fix stupid
See totally thread related!
Really this is just a much-needed break from working on the tahoe.
gooffeyguy
Tom
Maybe he confused this with the "what you up to" threadWhat’s a Jeep doing in this thread?
Comic Relief????What’s a Jeep doing in this thread?
Onlyone
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Tahoe and I braved a rainstorm at night for a 2.5hr round trip to pick up some wheels for the new project.
I got home after 10PM
$100 for a set of 4!
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I'm going to do a mockup soon.
I think they should have better backspacing than what it currently has.
Before pictures
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I don't think the angle captures how far in the current wheels sit into the fenders...
These wheels are from a 2020 or 21 Gladiator Mohave (I think 2021 model year, but with a 2020 date stamp in the wheel mold).
Now I get to figure out if I need to use the gladiator wheel lugs.
if I do, then I might need to swap out the wheel studs to go along with it.
I'll casually look for a 5th wheel for the spare, I see those pop up here and there.
I'm the end I'll probably settle for something that's just black and compatible with the lug nuts.
JL/JT lug nuts won’t work on a JK. Just use you originals or buy some new ones. Mojave wheels are 8” wide (vs 7.5”)and have a bit less backspacing than JL/JT wheels. Those are not Mojave wheels though. They are Rubicon JT wheels. They are 7.5” wide.
Just Fishing
Can't fix stupid
You wouldn't happen to know if the wheels need a different degree of an angle on the lug nuts vs what the JK has would you?
Looking at the JL/JT lug nuts, it looks like I would need a different set of studs for a different thread pitch.
Also thank you for chiming in!
Replaced my original slopped out 345K rear sway bar bushings.
Made a set of aluminum shims for the both of us.
Your bushings don't come with new mounts?
Onlyone
Full Access Member
Just use the JK lug nuts, they will be perfect and are a standard 60 degree conical lug nut. JL/JT lugs are larger and have a different pitch. That’s a great price on those wheels too. Nice catch.
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Nope.
Sparksalot
Elite Member
Guess what day it is!
Tonyrodz
Resident Resident
Sparksalot
Elite Member
I finally said fuggit, and decided today was the day for the steering position sensor to be replaced.
Pro Tip: installing a new sensor but not putting it into place on the shaft on clears one code. After driving a couple of miles at highway speed the bcm says, hey Waitaminutehere and flashes the service stabilitrack error.
Of course the Secure Idle was kinda in the way.
So was the heater duct.
Sparksalot
Elite Member
The culprit
meh, extra parts
couple of nuts gone
meh, extra parts
couple of nuts gone
Sparksalot
Elite Member
I was surprised at how fairly simple the process was. From the time I decided to do it, until tools put away was 90 minutes.
