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High pitched noise from stereo
I had the same issue. Made the whining noise, relative to the rpm, if I had a cord plugged into the jack or not. With the cord plugged in, I could spin the cord, and get different whining noises. I had the aux jack replaced, about $75, and it cleared up the issue.- garyt
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Thinking of ditching 3rd row
This is what I did.. I'm happy with the results. http://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/threads/2012-3rd-row-seats-removed-now-what.79696/ -
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2012 3rd row seats removed, now what
Finally finished. I'm happy with the results.. I'm good with a hammer and saw, but my carpeting skills can use some help... I couldn't get the black carpeting I wanted, but the light grey matches the top trim and headliner. 2 layers of plywood glued and screwed. 2 coats of polyurethane on... -
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2012 3rd row seats removed, now what
I had checked out the Weathertech mats. While the cover up to the latch holes, they still have the raised bumps for the tracks. Plus, I wanted a carpeted deck. I have the plywood cut, glued, and sealed. I had to order carpet. I should have it finished next week. Taking pictures, and will... -
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2012 3rd row seats removed, now what
If anyone is interested, I came up with a plan. 3/4" plywood, 48"x43.5", fits perfectly behind the 2nd row seat. I cut 2 relief slots in the plywood ,2.5"x20", to clear the raised seat rails. 1/4" plywood without the slots, glued on top of the 3/4", gives me a full solid/flat surface. Looking... -
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2012 3rd row seats removed, now what
1st post... New to me 2012 Tahoe LT. 3rd row seats of little use to me. After removing them, has anyone come up with anything clean to do with the floor to cover up the slots/rails, and give you a flat surface? I'm thinking of plywood cut to fit, and cleats on the bottom to raise it up an...
