After drying for a day or so and install of the Esky rack, I'm pleased with how it came out. It definitely needs to be cut and buffed and I have a couple sags that draw my eye to them every time I'm near the truck. The wife and kiddos were impressed, or at least they were attempting to make me...
I started on the basecoat and was almost ready to burn the mofo to the ground after the first coat. It later flattened out and came out somewhat decent after a couple coats of base
Immediate aftermath of the first coat, when brix were shat:
I started getting quotes to respray the hood and roof and was either blown away by the price and/or lack of quality for what I was being quoted. I knew that if I paid what some of these places were asking and I got something less than perfect, it would eat away at me. After spray bombing the...
About this time COVID hit, so the Yukon stopped being a taxi service. I have worked at home for a pretty long time now, so it pretty much just sat in the garage. I did start going to junkyards as a way to get out of the house and collecting parts for future fun. I found a 3rd brake light, roof...
About this time I was doing little stuff like tinting my windows, switching out to LEDs and changing the headlight and taillight housings since I really don't like how the amber looks. For whatever reason, I didn't take many pics of this.
LEDs in the old housings and fog light LEDs
I went through a whole bunch of iterations with that tablet mount. In the end I used magnets to keep it in place and metal plated sandwiched between the tablet and its case. It still works that way, although I ended up getting a head unit with android auto so I don't use it much anymore.
I saw a youtube vid where someone recommended polishing the paint, even where the clear was flaked off. I tried it, but I wasn't especially stoked with the outcome. The basecoat underneath was now shiny, but the hood still looked like garbage
A few years later, the truck was still holding up great aside from a transmission rebuild, but it was starting to look pretty trashed inside and the clear was starting to look pretty gross
My older daughter played travel basketball for a few years, then switched to volleyball for a few years after that. I didn't do a lot to the truck during that time since it was needed for long trips to out of town tournaments.
During this time I got a subwoofer for Father's Day, so I put in a...
I've actually been a member here for over a decade now, but I never really considered my 2005 Yukon Denali a "project" until recently. Truthfully, I'm not sure I would've if I hadn't been coming here for this long.
Anyway....
I bought my Denali back in 2011 for the wife to cart around the...
It's a weird scenario, but I'd totally do it if I were in their shoes and knew how good your work was. It's insanely difficult to find a decent mechanic, and I imagine it's even harder if you look like someone who could be fleeced.
Nice truck! The interior looks incredible
On a side note, I'm seeing lots of GMT800 Denalis lately. Maybe people are finally starting to appreciate them. I need to start posting up my build thread
After some panicked searching, I ran across this post in the other generation section. Looks like this worked for them, so I'm gonna give it a shot
https://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/threads/help-with-making-my-own-autoride-links-please.23806/
Hey everyone -
I have a Belltech 34324 rear drop kit that I'm looking to install this weekend on my 2005 Yukon Denali with autoride, but I just noticed that I don't have the autoride threaded links in the kit anymore. Dunno if the kit didn't come with them or I just lost them. Anyone got an...
Similar thing happened to me last week in my 2005 Denali. I disconnected the battery for a valve cover replacement. After I was finished I fired up and had hot air on the passenger side but cold air from the driver side. I did the recalibration steps basically the same as the video below and...
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