07 Yukn Denali 6.2L w/193k miles.
5+ years ago I bought a set of AC Delco #41-962 spark plugs from amazon. 2.5 yrs and 22k miles ago I installed them gapped at .040".
Recently, I've been getting a P0300 code and the engine has had a misfire at idle. It runs great otherwise.
It doesn't set a CEL...
Do you know if the "improved" driverside valve cover has been installed on your engine? as decribed in this GM technical service bulletin:
https://f01.justanswer.com/ebrock63/cec66346-04c1-48e0-98a6-74c35af2c84e_2014+Engine+-+Oil+Consumption%2c+MIL+ON%2c+Engine+Runs+Rough.pdf
Installing a...
5+ yrs and 63K miles ago I DIY:
Performed GM TSB 10-06-01-008M, and used Gunk Motor Medic $5 to do the piston combustion chamber soak
GM updated valve cover driverside – GM# 12570427 - $117
Oil pan gasket – GM# 12612350 - $36
Oil pickup o-ring – Felpro 72401 or GM 12584922 - $9
Torque Converter...
This is what I installed in my 130k mile 6L80 5+ yrs and 64k miles ago:
https://gopnh.com/Search-Results?Partnumber=4646
<$220 then
Still going strong.
Yes it looks overfull.
Tranny has a vent hose. It will be wet near its exit.
Tranny fluid (atf) it suppose to be red.
I don't think tranny fluid (atf) coming out its vent hose would be that high up or that far forward.
You probably have multiple leaks.
correct, it's just to submerge the oil pickup oil ring under oil so it can't suck air if it's cracked and/or broke.
Then drain out 2 qts and go about your business.
07 Yukon Denali. I'm installing a new coolant surge/recovery tank.
I need the 2 molded? hoses (part #s) that connect to the coolant surge/recovery tank. The smaller (.47"id) top hose goes to the radiator. The larger (1"id) bottom hose goes the the themostat housing area.
I assume they are...
with the front tires off the ground, get under the vehicle and pull/push up and down on the front pinion and see if there is any movement at the front differential mount bushings.
in April of 2022, at 174k miles on our 07 Denali w/6.2L,
I did not disconnect the battery,
I did not need to do a relearn,
I changed all four O2 sensors w/two Genuine GM# 213-3533 - $58ea, & two Genuine GM# 213-3538, $53ea; all from amazon.
I've put 19k miles on them without issue.
The infamous clunk/klunk sound when transitioning off then on the throttle quickly
and
getting under it and prying/pushing/pulling on the front differential/driveshaft etc.
The next task I'll do to reduce the clunk/klunk will be rebuilding the transfer case, a <$300 DIY job.
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