Tonyrodz
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Does it have a warranty? Just curious. This is the reason I'm scared away from the nnbs.
What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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just use a canned tune or get a tune, then no worries about any "plugged in" things failing.
when I bought the denali I had already bought a handheld tuner and as I drove it off the lot I parked down the street and turned off all the nannies and drove it 7 hours home, hauling ballz across the desert lol
Could also be the fuse for the power to the OBD2 port.
Never herd of a plug in failing like that
the range devices have been reported to fail before a few times
it's came up before
Sparksalot
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The device is 4 years old so I doubt it. The one from thethirdtwin is newer and much less used since I put a canned tune into that truck like @Doubeleive suggests.
Sparksalot
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My Scangauge is still functioning though. I use a Y cable to connect both. I tried bypassing the cable and putting the device straight into the obd but no change.
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@Tonyrodz
Cool ride indeed. Last I saw is yes. It looks the same. He deleted the Esky rack and added the front chin spoiler back on.
He had a few dings pulled and the paint corrected. It pops. Still rolling the TBSS 24s.
Sparksalot
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My “spare” range device powers up in thecopcar. I’ll drive it later to check functionality.
