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--- Photos: SPOTTER'S THREAD (post up all years/models) ---
Saw this in a parking lot this evening...- kbuskill
- Post #14,356
- Forum: Member Photos
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The Case for the Tech-2
This is true but on his I can't communicate with the HVAC module as an example. There are others as well but I can't remember which ones. -
Kenwood Radio
I am running a Kenwood DNX575S in my '08 Burb with the Maestro setup and I love it. Custom splash screen I made. Garmin GPS built in. I also have a Kenwood dash cam and Kenwood CMOS multi angle rear view camera which is pretty slick. The dash camera records to the HU and you can play back...- kbuskill
- Post #4
- Forum: Audio & Electronics
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Long body lowered on 24s
I don't have 24s only 22s but here is my Burb... First pic is 4/6 drop... This is it after I raised it back up 2" all the way around so 2/4 drop....- kbuskill
- Post #2
- Forum: Street Suspension
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The Case for the Tech-2
Can't really add anything that hasn't been said already. All good advice. On my Burb it will give me that message if I try to connect to my radio because I have a Kenwood HU so it can't communicate with it. On my buddy's GMT800 Burb I can't connect to several different modules and I'm not... -
--- Photos: SPOTTER'S THREAD (post up all years/models) ---
That is an "Aerocoupe" Monte Carlo. '86-'87 model years only. If it was an '86 it would be super rare, only 200 built that year. Judging by the color though, it is an '87. '86 was only available in white.- kbuskill
- Post #14,352
- Forum: Member Photos
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Rendom misfire
What does your oil on the dipstick look like? Milkshake in the oil cap doesn't mean a whole lot, especially in colder climates with short trips that don't allow the oil to get up to temperature to boil off the condensation. You could also swap the #6 fuel injector to see if that makes any...- kbuskill
- Post #33
- Forum: Engine & Drivetrain
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Electric Suburban / Electric Tahoe / Yukon / Escalade EV
We don't :shrug:- kbuskill
- Post #183
- Forum: General Discussion
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Rendom misfire
Ignore the Stabilitrac light until after you resolve the misfire. It is standard operating procedure for the ECM to disable Traction control and Stabilitrac when there is a misfire to eliminate those systems as a potential cause of the misfire. Also cylinder 6 is an AFM cylinder. I would pull...- kbuskill
- Post #31
- Forum: Engine & Drivetrain
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What Is The Best Radiator Available???
Well if you don't want to sell them then just send me a pair complimentary out of your left over "materials on hand"... I will do a nice write up and direct all future purchases to your new website that doesn't exist.- kbuskill
- Post #26
- Forum: Engine & Drivetrain
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What Is The Best Radiator Available???
You may have to start selling these...- kbuskill
- Post #24
- Forum: Engine & Drivetrain
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What Is The Best Radiator Available???
Not at that moment... lol That picture was like a work of art.... my thought process was to show that it was Benjamin approved.- kbuskill
- Post #15
- Forum: Engine & Drivetrain
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What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
It is in my signature. If you are on your phone turn it sideways and you should see the link to it at the bottom of my posts. I just looked it up for you and it is Airlift 60742 helper bags for the lowering springs.- kbuskill
- Post #30,681
- Forum: General Discussion
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2008 Tahoe/Front passenger tire sticks out more than drivers side
I'm not disputing, it just looks like different camera angles to me, or the wheel could be slightly turned... In the passenger side pic I can actually see into the front wheel well, so naturally from that angle you will see more of the tire.Drivers side I can not see any of the fender liner... -
2008 Tahoe/Front passenger tire sticks out more than drivers side
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What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
I did have when I had my 6" drop springs. I still have the helper bags and springs, just not in the truck anymore... lol The ones you need for lowering springs are for the rear end of a Nissan Armada... can't remember Airlifts part number off the top of my head. I know the part number is in my...- kbuskill
- Post #30,678
- Forum: General Discussion
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P0442 MIL
That is correct. They are essentially Catalyst monitors and when the cats stop being effective they tell the ECM to throw a code. Upstream O2s control your fueling.- kbuskill
- Post #33
- Forum: Engine & Drivetrain
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What Is The Best Radiator Available???
Not having a restrictor in that port will cause the truck to run too cool, especially in colder weather. It doesn't actually cause the truck to run hot but when the ECU doesn't see the temperature rise to a certain point within a certain amount of time from a cold start it "thinks" there is a...- kbuskill
- Post #7
- Forum: Engine & Drivetrain
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2007 Chevy Tahoe AC Compressor Help
More info would help. Auto or manual A/C controls? When you say the pressure was fluctuating between 75-25 psi... was that high side pressure or low side pressure??? Low side at 80° ambient temperature should be 45-50 psi and high side should be 175-220 psi roughly. It probably needs more... -
Suburban OEM rear view camera installation *help*
You have to cut out the hole for the camera and then drill 4 holes to align with the 4 posts you see on your bracket. Once those posts are through the holes you drilled they get melted and pushed down/spread out... kind of like a rivet but it is actually plastic welding. This is a pic from...- kbuskill
- Post #3
- Forum: Audio & Electronics
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Finally overhauled the suspension on my 08 Yukon Denali
Your truck looks good. I've got a set of Tony's 6" drop springs that I recently removed from my Burb. Still has the helper bags in them. I lifted the truck back up 2" all the way around and changed out the rear to the TBSS air bags, hooked to my auto leveling compressor, instead of springs...- kbuskill
- Post #4
- Forum: Street Suspension
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Downstream O2 sensor diagnostic
I just remembered seeing a section in the Tech 2 when I was playing with it yesterday for the O2 sensors heater circuits. I didn't go into that menu, as I had no need to, but I think it was in special functions so it is probably some kind of test. You may want to check it out. You might not...- kbuskill
- Post #15
- Forum: Engine & Drivetrain
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What Is The Best Radiator Available???
Also don't forget to install a restrictor in the port leading to your suge tank or the radiator will over cool and throw a CEL and "engine hot" message on the DIC. Ask me how I know. I used the aluminum valve stem from an old TPMS sensor i had laying around. There are pics of it in my build...- kbuskill
- Post #5
- Forum: Engine & Drivetrain
