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TPMS TOOL AUTEL TS401 Who has one?
I have the TS501 and like it a lot. When I purchased mine I had a bad sensor in on of my vehicles, so I got the kit that came with 6 programmable sensors for a bit more than the 401. I also have access to a tire machine so it makes replacing sensors easier than bringing it to a shop and paying... -
Cargo Box or Cargo Carrier
I hear ya. I'm a big mountain biker and have had friends with entire roof racks stolen... each case was the same, damn thing was just ripped off. Didn't matter how secure the bike racks themselves were, that's easily taken care of with a cutoff wheel or sawzaw back at the theifs house. It's why... -
Cargo Box or Cargo Carrier
Anyone who wants it isn't going to sit there unscrewing bolts. Almost all cross bars are "easy" to get off when there's no regard to vehicle damage..... they're going to rip them off with force or cut them and be gone in under a minute. Hell a simple pry bar under the side rails will pop the... -
Passenger front carpet wet - GMT900 Yukon
The saga continues!! As previously mentioned, that stupid piece of foam was causin water to skip over the channel and come down the headliner and trickle down the B pillar as shown in the previous video. Here's a quick video that shows what was happening: So now my B pillar was staying dry... -
Brakes & Rotors
I 2nd this. All I've ever used on mine, friends, etc. Centric Premium or Sport Slotted rotors. Akebono ProACT, or Performance ASP for extra stopping power. Can't go wrong.- Matt_
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- Forum: Engine & Drivetrain
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Black Bear Performance Tune Event Somerset NJ; July 12-14, 2017
Oh I'm definitely getting the Autocal at some point. Having it done in person is just icing on the cake (been almost a decade since I attended the meet at Honeygo Park in MD when Justin was there tuning everyone's trucks). Knowing I can just order it anytime just makes it harder to pull the...- Matt_
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- Forum: Black Bear Performance
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Cargo Box or Cargo Carrier
Seen what dropped, fucked up how, and which carrier? Btw it was actually autoanything that had it cheaper this time when I ordered -
Cargo Box or Cargo Carrier
Also keep an eye on prices using google. I got my XXL Motion XT cargo box for $600 shipped from CARiD... it's back up msrp now, but I've seen it dropped on occasion at various sites (maybe when Thule runs a promotion for retailers?) -
What brakes to get?
For rotors I always use Centric Premium, on this truck I'll be putting the Centric Sport Slotted up front, Premium in the rear. For pads I always use Akebono ProACT or Performance series (ASP pn's). The ProACT is OEM quality replacement, and Performance series is their higher end for better...- Matt_
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- Forum: Engine & Drivetrain
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Black Bear Performance Tune Event Somerset NJ; July 12-14, 2017
The week I'm up in Lake George :(- Matt_
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- Forum: Black Bear Performance
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Cargo Box or Cargo Carrier
I use the Highland 1042000 Hitch Mounted Cargo Carrier off the back, and Thule Motion XT XXL on top. Huge cooler with most of our food for the week goes on the hitch carrier. Odd shaped, fluffy, and light stuff goes up top (bike trailer, life vests, toys, etc), and heavy luggage goes in the... -
Passenger front carpet wet - GMT900 Yukon
The AC drain hose doesn't drain into the headliner as shown in the previous post lol ;) -
Passenger front carpet wet - GMT900 Yukon
Driver side Passenger side... Looks like that hemorrhoid has been directing water toward the headliner instead of down to the track.... -
Passenger front carpet wet - GMT900 Yukon
There wasn't anything disconnected. It's leaking over the middle of the track Edit: just went to take a picture for you and think I found the problem.... potentially really stupid factory defect lol. (Will take a video) -
Passenger front carpet wet - GMT900 Yukon
Well now im just getting angry :emotions122::emotions122: Re-sealed roof rack... didnt work Expecting rain overnight, i pulled down the headliner yesterday to clear out the sunroof drains. Didn't really see an issue, but made sure they were clear. Shot air through them and I blew into the... -
Passenger front carpet wet - GMT900 Yukon
Well quick update... looks like that wasn't the only place water was getting in :mad: Good bit of rain today and the floor was soaked again. I soaked it all up and went searching but couldn't find a clear "entry" point. So I used one of those water wicking shammies, bundled it up in the corner... -
Passenger front carpet wet - GMT900 Yukon
Thanks guys. Next step I think I'll pull the fender liner and wiper cover off, try to see which path leads to that general area and look for a similar crack on the exterior. I was hoping I has an easy one, but looks like I won the "unique issue" award this go around -
Passenger front carpet wet - GMT900 Yukon
So a quick update. Poured a gallon of water into the sunroof and it seemed to drain quick & immediately down the firewall where it's supposed to exit. I then ran the hose on the windshield down below the wipers (another typical culprit under the plastic cover). Didn't see much of anything show... -
Passenger front carpet wet - GMT900 Yukon
Yes I did some searching and found some different causes. It's not easy to tell which are model year specific. I guess my point was, I know there are multiple possible culprits, but for those who have been on the forums for years have you seen one been the prominent factor for the 900s? Just... -
Passenger front carpet wet - GMT900 Yukon
Any specifics on how to access? The jeeps we had to pull down the headliner to access the rear drain. I would do the same for the front drain and shoot air through the line in case it was clogged lower in the system -
Passenger front carpet wet - GMT900 Yukon
While installing my AMP steps I noticed the carpet was wet on the passenger side. I gave the sunroof and door seals a good once over and nothing seemed terribly out of place, so I dried it out and let it be for the time being. We just had a few good days of rain and it's wet again. Which... -
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For those with larger tires...
Proper inflation is key. Most people over inflate E rated tires which makes the ride much worse.- Matt_
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- Forum: Lifted Supension - Z71 & 4x4
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Anyone here riding 2 wheelers???
First bike was a 94 Intruder 800 When I graduated college bought a VTX1800 F2. Sold a few month before my son was born in 2009 (man I miss this bike) This January I picked up a 92 Intruder 800 for $500. Sat for 7 years... rebuilt the carbs, a new battery, and new tires and she's good...- Matt_
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- Forum: Other Vehicles
