jhouston
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How many miles you guys got on the odometer?
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Fernando navarro
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133k on my 2002 tahoe ls
Boostedlsx
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225k on a 01 runs strong last one was a 02 and had 295k on it and it ran like a top
quest51210
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I've only put 2k miles on my ride since I bought it in mid November, so 118,300 miles on a 2001 yukon
Cattivo
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Just bought a 2001 Tahoe 5.3L with 95k miles...so far I've replaced the coils, fuel injectors, plugs, wires, synthetic oil change, drained all fluids except for the rear differential. All interior/exterior lights have been swapped out to LED, new black wheels with 33'' Mickey Thompson MTZ's...K&N cold air intake etc.
The Tahoe is running just as good as my other brand new truck, hopefully I'll get another 10-15 years out of it
The Tahoe is running just as good as my other brand new truck, hopefully I'll get another 10-15 years out of it
BaMaDuDe87
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2004 4.8 with 181,000
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Tonyrodz
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You don't see a lot of guys on here with the 4.8's. My 03 4.8 is getting ready to hit 276,000.
What made you change the coil packs and injectors? Just curious...also how much did it run you?
Cattivo
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When I bought the truck it was running very rough and rich, the dash board looked like a Christmas tree. I hooked up my obd2 scanner and saw it was mis firing on 2 cylinders, needed a new oxygen sensor along with some other issues.
I bought everything on amazon-Amazon.com: Four New OEM ACDelco Ignition Coils D585 10457730 UF262 C1251 BSC1251 19279910: Automotive
Amazon.com: ACDelco 9748HH Professional Spark Plug Wire Set: Automotive
Amazon.com: ACDelco 17113698 GM Original Equipment Multi-Port Fuel Injector: Automotive
Amazon.com: K&N 57-3023-1 Performance Intake Kit: Automotive
Amazon.com: ACDelco 41-962 Professional Platinum Spark Plug, Pack of 1: Automotive
Amazon.com: ACDelco GF652 Professional Fuel Filter: CXBIUERFG: Automotive
The rear rotors and pads are pretty much shot, I'm going to replace all 4 rotors, calipers, pads, stainless steel break lines but I'm not sure if this set will fit?Amazon.com: Power Stop KC2015-36 Z36 1-Click Truck and Tow Brake Kit (with Carbon-Ceramic Pads, Drilled and Slotted Rotors and Powder Coated Calipers): Automotive
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If you're replacing the front rotors and calipers, now would be the time to upgrade to the NNBS front brakes. It's all bolt-on and upgrades the front to 13" rotors instead the 12" you now have. Here's a link to a thread on it. I linked to page 1, since you might want to read it all. There are part numbers in there also. I did it and it was a big difference and it won't cost you anything more than what you have planned.
http://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/threads/07-brake-upgrade-on-a-00-06-nbs-is-it-worth-it.81497/
