Grady_Wilson
Supporting Member
Sounds like the grass isn't always greener.
Hope you grow to love your new ride.
Hope you grow to love your new ride.
What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
- Thread starter phattyford
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lol, turn all those nannies off they are annoying
R&R'd ECU bracket. When I bought the Tahoe, the ECU bracket snaps were broken and someone had used zip ties to keep in in place.
Just put in a new bracket, which I'm sure I'll break once I remove the ECU. R&R is Easy. Turn wheel all the way to the left. Remove the wheel liner. Take out a few of the 10mm bolts on the diesel (empty) battery tray that holds in the bracket from top. Remove a side bolt I think it was also 10mm from behind the wheel liner.
Just put in a new bracket, which I'm sure I'll break once I remove the ECU. R&R is Easy. Turn wheel all the way to the left. Remove the wheel liner. Take out a few of the 10mm bolts on the diesel (empty) battery tray that holds in the bracket from top. Remove a side bolt I think it was also 10mm from behind the wheel liner.
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Tahoe14
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Just checking, the owners manual is a wonderful thing, it is online to download if you don’t have a hard copy and is easier to use. LOL.
Sparksalot
Supporting Member
PS is electric! No pump.
Yeah, it takes a while to come up to speed. Many similarities and a lot of differences.
Man Holley just keeps buying everyone out, I remember when all they sold was pretty much carbs
and ya I have like a 100 web pages open in my browser, lol that's my way of not forgetting stuff or having to go look for it again, favorites has another couple hundred saved
Just Fishing
Can't fix stupid
Anyone ever mess around with a hidden winch mount on the Tahoe?
I saw rough country makes one for the trucks, and per the reviews it fits on the Tahoe's and Surburban's with a little drilling and minor work.
Link: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CLV32EW/ref=ox_sc_saved_image_1?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1
The only thing I don't like about it, I can't access the controls easily like I can on the Jeep.
And changing out the line might be a pita.
On the plus side, the line won't be in direct sun light!
I love having the winch on the Jeep, it's super handy.
I would love to have one on the Tahoe.
I saw rough country makes one for the trucks, and per the reviews it fits on the Tahoe's and Surburban's with a little drilling and minor work.
Link: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CLV32EW/ref=ox_sc_saved_image_1?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1
The only thing I don't like about it, I can't access the controls easily like I can on the Jeep.
And changing out the line might be a pita.
On the plus side, the line won't be in direct sun light!
I love having the winch on the Jeep, it's super handy.
I would love to have one on the Tahoe.
I have that mount on the silverado, I haven't really looked at how the frame differs on the yukon
I can reach the winch cable release easily by just reaching underneath in a C fashion and the handle is right there. the control is wireless
but as far as install there was cutting required on the frame of the silverado and I drilled a couple holes for the bolts to go in like they should instead of making it harder than it should be
