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What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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Grady_Wilson
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Just gave it a bath, it was still dirty from the little bit of rain I had to drive in last week.
I feel better now.
I feel better now.
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And today I installed that backup camera. It’s adequate. lol.
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Can’t figure out how to link from the Walmart app. Look for ispchen yukon radio. That brought it right up in the app.
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Figured it out. lol. https://www.walmart.com/ip/5019482038
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Is this a reasonable tool for a not-mechanic or driveway-mechanic to own?
kbuskill
***CAUTION*** I do my own stunts!
I think that statement applies to most everyone on this forum.
While there are probably a few "certified" mechanics on this forum, I would say the majority of us are just certifiable... lol
If you are like me and like to do your own stunts, then I would say it is an invaluable tool to have.
Grady_Wilson
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There are a lot of scan tools out there that all pretty much do the same stuff.
I think the one in the link has 3 years of updates included in the price.
Some scanners have lifetime updates, I would look for one of those.
When I bought my Launch scanner it had 2 years of updates.
After that two years was up, I checked on what an update subscription would cost and it was almost the price of a new scanner for one year of updates.
The newest Launch scanners had lifetime updates, so I was going to buy a new model.
For grins, I checked to see if my scanner would update ( I didn't figure it would ) and what do you know, it updated and added a ton of new features and updated the software for all of the vehicles I had setup for initially.
My guess is there was quite a backlash that the previous gen scanners didn't have the same lifetime updates and they grandfathered in the older ones.
Just something to think about.
if you're only working on these older gm's, the clone tech 2 is probably the best bang for the buck and a known tool. so many different models of all these new tablet based scanner, hard to say what's good for what money. seems one number or letter in a model number can make a huge differences, or none.
as for diy or pro mechanic. honestly most aren't very good, because being good doesn't make them money. being fast at swapping parts makes them money. if you have a place to work on your truck, some free time and care enough to learn and ask some questions. there's a 90% chance the repairs you do are going to be better then what the "pro" does.
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A couple folks came by yesterday to buy my 5.3 for a project, to go in an early-90s 2wd Tacoma. Luckily, my neighbor was around with his big tractor and a pallet, and just lifted it all into the bed of the dually. Otherwise, we were going to have to get creative with a 2-ton engine hoist and some manpower.
$500 richer, for like 4 minutes before I paid some bills. But hey, I freed up some basement space.
$500 richer, for like 4 minutes before I paid some bills. But hey, I freed up some basement space.
