Tonyrodz
Resident Resident
FixedWhen I get to beat around the hole, it's a great night for me.
2008 Yukon Denali, 135k miles, part 2!!
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PG01
Supporting Member
ahh, mine looked that nice once..... once.....if you’re in the salty NE it’ll look like this in a few yearsInstalled. No fitment issues.
I had a few moments over the week to work on the wideband. I totally remade the wiring harness with proper water proof plugs.
Also I made an adapter to use the x14 plug for power and ground. It's in the box by the drivers left foot. No need to wire all the way to the battery. I did wire a 7 amp fuse just in case.
No sensor yet, but power is working.
Adapter into x14 block.
Also I made an adapter to use the x14 plug for power and ground. It's in the box by the drivers left foot. No need to wire all the way to the battery. I did wire a 7 amp fuse just in case.
No sensor yet, but power is working.
Adapter into x14 block.
My life gate often made grinding noises and needed a little help. So I got a dormant great replacement for $80, and not an entire assembly for $400.
The part.
Take this out.
Remove old part from here.
Replace with new.
It works!
The part.
Take this out.
Remove old part from here.
Replace with new.
It works!
iamdub
Full Access Member
Is that a clutch AND a plastic gear?
Yes. Looks to be an electromagnet that clamps the two metal toothed plates together. The plastic gear meshes with a worm gear that does the actual lifting. When not energized the lift works like any non-powered ones.
