olyelr
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as long as it has some kind of angle to it the space can be tight on some of these trucks, not even sure what type of post the new trucks have probably a top post, on my 18 it's top post but the ground can be taken off pretty easily because the nut is on top, I have a little reversible 8mm/10mm with plastic trim so you don't weld anything lol
I like that, i might buy a set of them to keep in the back.
No suggestions regarding tools unless you are out of warranty and travel out of town, otherwise your best friend would be a obdii scanner to read codes at least if something pops up, those you can throw in the console or glove box.I like that, i might buy a set of them to keep in the back.
Along those lines, do you have any suggestions for a "general" tool kit that fits in the awkward/shallow under-floor storage in the back of the tahoe?
Was thinking something like this:
That is all good advice, I have a 10mm in my ride now...that said, GM should fix this (assuming they can find the bug in the __M lines of code on this vehicle.NO, it's a software bug, if the problem occurs: remove negative battery cable for a minute and re-attach, drive on your merry way.....
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***just keep a 10mm handy in the glove box
they probably will eventually....gm isn't very swift at fixing thingsThat is all good advice, I have a 10mm in my ride now...that said, GM should fix this (assuming they can find the bug in the __M lines of code on this vehicle.