Toyfare
Member
Hello, I'm new to the forum! Just wanted to introduce myself and my ride. I was looking for a larger vehicle (I'm 6'4") and I came across a 2003 Tahoe LT. It only had 137k and is loaded out with every option. The exterior is in good shape, but the interior is in need of a good cleaning. I bought it for $4700.
I cleaned the interior to the best of my ability. The carpet needs to be pulled and washed thoroughly. The drivers side seat is torn badly so I'm in search of a junkyard replacement.
I've had it for two weeks and so far I have:
- Replaced the plugs and wires.
- Changed the oil, put on new wipers.
- Changed out air and fuel filters, cleaned the throttle body.
- Replaced all the burnt out bulbs in the front.
My to do list includes:
- Transmission filter, fluid, and solenoids replacement. Right now the transmission shifts a little late going from 1-2 (up to 2200RPM with some whirring noises).
- Coolant flush.
- Oil Pressure sensor replacement (needle is buried to 80psi)
- Replace tires and windshield.
- Replace both belts.
I have a couple codes popping P0430 and P0332. I'm not sure if I need new cats, how can I test mine? I cleaned the engine off (it was covered in dust, the owner lived on a dirt road) and the P0332 code came on. I think I got water on/in the knock sensor. I know that's a lot to cover in an intro, but those are my plans.
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I cleaned the interior to the best of my ability. The carpet needs to be pulled and washed thoroughly. The drivers side seat is torn badly so I'm in search of a junkyard replacement.
I've had it for two weeks and so far I have:
- Replaced the plugs and wires.
- Changed the oil, put on new wipers.
- Changed out air and fuel filters, cleaned the throttle body.
- Replaced all the burnt out bulbs in the front.
My to do list includes:
- Transmission filter, fluid, and solenoids replacement. Right now the transmission shifts a little late going from 1-2 (up to 2200RPM with some whirring noises).
- Coolant flush.
- Oil Pressure sensor replacement (needle is buried to 80psi)
- Replace tires and windshield.
- Replace both belts.
I have a couple codes popping P0430 and P0332. I'm not sure if I need new cats, how can I test mine? I cleaned the engine off (it was covered in dust, the owner lived on a dirt road) and the P0332 code came on. I think I got water on/in the knock sensor. I know that's a lot to cover in an intro, but those are my plans.
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