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2009 hybrid tahoe w/ 140k miles....... or 2014 tahoe lt w/ 170k miles... which would you take?
I was in a similar predicament years ago and went with the non-hybrid option. As I looked into it, the hybrid has so many parts that are specific to it and not in the normal GM lineup. I didn't want to roll the dice with the hybrid battery, repair unknowns, or the fact that it doesn't have a...- JGreene
- Post #20
- Forum: General Discussion
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2001 Yukon XL ABS & Parking Brake Light after Rear Cargo Door Opened
Wow, great detailed advice. Thank you. -
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2001 Yukon XL ABS & Parking Brake Light after Rear Cargo Door Opened
Hey all, I started to get a "Cargo Light On" message and somehow (can't remember) realized that it probably had something to do with the GM after market security system that was installed. I removed the entire system and put everything back to stock. I also re-routed the ground located behind... -
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Looking for Advice on Replacement Shock/Spring Options
When I did my conversion on our 2007 Denali I went with Moog springs and seats from RockAuto; totaled $200. Springs were part #81069 and seats were part #K160072. I also replaced the shocks with Bilstein 5100s from 4Wheel Parts (part #24-187237); totaled $400.- JGreene
- Post #13
- Forum: Street Suspension
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Need tire tools- where to buy?
I purchased the following last year after I found out my recent purchase also didn't come with them. I tried both of them out in the driveway before packing them away to make sure they work, which they did. They're good enough for me, so I don't get stranded. Spare Tire Tool Kit - $27... -
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Rear main seal leak?
I actually replaced both the rear main seal and the oil pan gasket last year. Like others have mentioned, you can see the rear main seal leak by removing the cover at the bottom of the bell housing. Also, clean it really well and it should show the problem spot soon. My rear main seal also...- JGreene
- Post #11
- Forum: Engine & Drivetrain
