What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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Deephaven
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I bet your dash looks better than mine
I put the seats back in and the doors on, but the dash not so much. Trying to fit 10lbs of stuff in a 5lb bag. Kissed the stock Nav goodbye in favor of a 10" touchscreen and Windows 8 machine as that works way better with HP Tuners
joshcarl
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i didn't. i cleaned the glass and the tab and used a soldering gun (not pencil). first, i coated the tab and the glass with new solder, then i placed the tab on the window and heated up the whole shebang with the soldering gun, feeding more solder into the joint, and held the gun in place until the solder cooled.
i was a bit apprehensive with the thought of heating the glass too much in one area, but it didn't get too hot overall. took about 5-10 minutes start to finish.
NeverSatisfied
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Washed it after 3 days of rain
Drained & flushed transmission, changed an oxygen sensor and cut, drilled and beat out one of the rear y-pipe flange bolts. I tried to loosen it during the transmission work to get more clearance to wiggle the pan out. Here's what's left...
Goodinblack
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I bet your dash looks better than mine
I put the seats back in and the doors on, but the dash not so much. Trying to fit 10lbs of stuff in a 5lb bag. Kissed the stock Nav goodbye in favor of a 10" touchscreen and Windows 8 machine as that works way better with HP Tuners
Need new pictures of the dash meow
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I'm in Germany and haven't put the screen in. Will post when I do
Goodinblack
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Vote: May 2015 Truck of the Month.....
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bigrhino
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Getting detailed.
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Installed a Husky Weatherbeater cargo liner.
doc_sun
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Installed Scosche Bluefusion, disco'd the seatbelt warning cable... wheel shopping...
How's the Bluefusion? Considering one myself.
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New soles for my shoes...
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I might be getting rid of my ISGM571 with iPod and IPhone lighting cable if you're interested. Looking to add a lock pic instead... Just say'n
doc_sun
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It works great. Wicked easy to install. The call sound quality is great and it will also stream music from your phone. It's a bit older technology so it doesn't read your album info, but no biggie. The only other complaint I have is that it only supports one phone at a time.
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Yeah lockpicks are still $300+... I was looking at this thing since I already have the bluefusion- http://www.pac-audio.com/productDetails.aspx?ProductId=875&CategoryID=34
They are on ebay for less than $150. Just gotta check and see if they are all compatible with each other.
doc_sun
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It works great. Wicked easy to install, I ran the mic up the A-pillar and swapped out the Onstar mic so it's totally hidden. Call sound quality is great and it can play your phone's music. It's older technology though so it doesn't display album info, but no big deal. My only complaint is that it only supports one phone at a time (I have to carry two).
Have any pics on how you swapped for the onstar mic? This would be great for when I pull the trigger. Thanks is advance.
