I just went thru the same issue on my 2001 Tahoe. After replacing everything on the front I still had a sloppy steering. I tried adjusting the steering box and it didn't make any difference. I finally replaced the steering box to fix the problem. I think you have the same issue. Look at my build...
I just installed the MonoMax shocks on my 2001 Tahoe. Like them so far. Been about a month. They got rid of my death wooble, Smooth ride and handles good. The MonoMaxx shocks are made and designed for trucks. Got a great deal from Rock Auto and got a rebate too. Oh and the best part is they are...
Since you have an air ride suspension. I would look at getting a conversion kit like this one from Strutmasters; https://www.strutmasters.com/collections/GMC-Yukon-2006
That would give you the ride height you want and be able to tow. I would recommend getting helper bags to insert in the rear...
I just finish rebuilding my whole front suspension. I bought a kit that had the whole new A-arms so I didn't have to spend all day beating out the old ball joints. Came with everything, inner outer tie rods, ball joints already installed. Then I used a Crown 2/3 drop kit. Had front drop spindles...
I just did this job myself. Check out my build thread. The idler arm bracket and the Pittman arm that does with it is 2 separate parts. You can source those from Rock Auto. I think I paid around $9-$14 for my parts each. Cheap. Takes about 1hour to do the idler arm. Uses a 21mm wrench and...
LOL.....But I am feeling every bit of it today.
That steering box is heavy. The steering wheel is about a 1/4 off. I knew going into this project I might have an issue with the steering wheel being off. So going to drive it a bit and let things settle in. If it goes down the road straight...
Well you all have given me the encouragement to carry on. Thanks. I thought I would try one more time at the steering issue I had on hand. The sloppy play in the wheel. The Junk Yard route was a bad idea. From now on. Unless I need a part on hand like right now. I don't think I'll be doing...
I must be living under a rock. This is the first I have heard of a Rivian. Guess its an electric pickup truck. Looks like a Honda Ridgeline but way cooler. The truck bed is useless. I don't think you could put a sheet of ply wood or a 2x4 in the back. And to think about dumping a load of mulch...
I see your not about the cost or the money value. Its about preference of style, personal choice. I would keep the Silverado and get the Tahoe. That way you would have similar vehicles. And like you said, have part that are interchangeable. I ditch the Ford. Makes you wonder about the newer...
Santa brought me this light. Has bluetooth speakers built into the lights. The lights have about 4 different settings. Also an emergency red flashing light. The lights can be removed via magnet mount. Rechargeable USB battery. I link it to my phone and play pandora. The sound is awesome. Now I...
That's cool. They are starting to come back and the prices are going back up. I found one that still has the cooler and the tent to go with it. I see you also have a Saab 97x. I am a big fan of Saab cars. My Son still has his 06' 95 Aero. Bad car, really fast. I bought a Saab 97x before I bought...
I hear you on good maintenance. You take care of the car and it will take car of you. I see you had or have a Pontiac Aztek. That is my next project car. Always thought they where cool. But the body needs modify to look right.
I am with you @GoNoGo on the aggravation factor. But like one person said; it does fit my need. This car actually replaced my 2006 Lincoln Navigator which had over 206k. Didn't have any issues with the car. Just it had third row seating and didn't have a need for that big of car. So wanted...
When is enough to let go of your Hoe? Factors to consider are the age of the car. Cost to keep it up. or is it worth just buying another car.
I started a project Tahoe with the mind set I was only going to use the profit from my other car to fix the Tahoe. Which is almost coming to an end...
After replacing the Mode air motor. I wasn't happy with the amount of air coming from the vent. So I investigated the blend door motor to make sure it was working correctly. Works...So in doing so I discovered the cabin air filter box. Thought I would change it. Let's just say it might be the...
I am the same way. That's why I really wasn't going to do the project. Cause in a way it was working. Thought it was going to cost a lot. But for less than $50 for an aftermarket one isn't bad. I spend more eating out than the cost of that part. Which brings me to my next quest. The power...
I wasn't going to originally fix this issue. But it came down to a safety issue. I couldn't get the washer fluid pump to work. I replaced the tank and pump (PPL $11) thinking that was the issue. The old tank was pretty trash from battery acid etc.... Still wouldn't work. By accident I got it to...
Then I would go lower on the kit. I kind of wish I went lower. But doing baby steps before I slam it to the ground. If I had the money and budget. I would have done bags all around. Maybe some day I'll win the lottery.
Thanks for the reply.
That would be awesome if these fit. I know what you mean about those tabs. When I went to remove the original replacement ones at the PPL. They where tough to remove. But this is a pretty cool mod. Like the Cad's appliques better. I was going to color match-paint the...
Another easy project was to replace all the interior lights to LED bulbs. What an improvement over the stock bulbs. Oh and let me tell you. The back cargo light bulbs get really HOT. Went to remove it with my fingers and burnt the crud out of them. Had to use pliers to pull them out. Much...
I know this is an old thread, but just started reading it. I like this mod. I had one of my vents had a hole in it and got a replacement. But I like this Cadillac mod much better. I was able to find an 2000 and a 2006 Escalade appliques. The 2006 is already painted and was wondering if you...
Haven't been able to do a whole lot of work on the Hoe. With Holidays and the cold weather setting in. So just finish installing the tow brake assist. Was the easiest project I had to do yet. Seems the car is already wired. All I had to do was plug in the adapter wire kit and plug into the...
I have the 2/3 drop kit. Front spindles and rear springs. Yes it did drop it 2/3 inches. It measures even height all around. It's just the rear springs are too soft for my taste. Looking at the Beltech springs. Might be a little stiffer. Even with the air bags it still has a little bounce. I...
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