Tormented_nazi
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Hey all, i just purchased a 2004 yukon xl slt. It has the 5.3 vortec with 230k. My wife loves this thing, its clean and most of it works. Lol
Problems:
Instrument cluster-tach and temp sensor works. After tons of reading i believe im capable of replacing the stepper motors. And thats cheap.
Passenger window-the motor and regulator seem to work fine, i havent pulled the door panel yet but i can hear the motor run and the regulator moves up against the window. Is the plastic window guides on this? Or do i have to replace the regulator?
Rear defroster- one of the leads detached from window. How can i re attach this? It looks to me like it was originally soldered on.
And lastly i wanted to replace the head unit so i had an aux port to use my phone. I did not do proper research before i purchased what i thought i would need. I eneded up returning all the aftermarket componetnts. I went to radio shack(local store closing) got a 3.5mm audio jack(2pack female), 3.5mm aux cord 6ft(both male ends) for 10 bucks. I popped the glove box open and spliced audio jack into the xm radio harness. Ran aux cable out to center console. Was able to retain bose sound quality, stock look and use my phone. I did away with the xm but its just as easy to keep it hooked up. I didnt care about cd player or bluetooth. So this was super easy and cheap
Problems:
Instrument cluster-tach and temp sensor works. After tons of reading i believe im capable of replacing the stepper motors. And thats cheap.
Passenger window-the motor and regulator seem to work fine, i havent pulled the door panel yet but i can hear the motor run and the regulator moves up against the window. Is the plastic window guides on this? Or do i have to replace the regulator?
Rear defroster- one of the leads detached from window. How can i re attach this? It looks to me like it was originally soldered on.
And lastly i wanted to replace the head unit so i had an aux port to use my phone. I did not do proper research before i purchased what i thought i would need. I eneded up returning all the aftermarket componetnts. I went to radio shack(local store closing) got a 3.5mm audio jack(2pack female), 3.5mm aux cord 6ft(both male ends) for 10 bucks. I popped the glove box open and spliced audio jack into the xm radio harness. Ran aux cable out to center console. Was able to retain bose sound quality, stock look and use my phone. I did away with the xm but its just as easy to keep it hooked up. I didnt care about cd player or bluetooth. So this was super easy and cheap