Rocket Man's 02 Denali Build Thread AKA "THE BEAST"

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I was indeed lucky. Friggin' lamp posts. Amazing to me was that bumper was only around $100 shipped. And yes I'm glad the cover was salvageable, it's more like $275 because it's a Denali. Even the top step pads on a Denali are around $125 for each side, while the regular Yukon's are about $35 each.
 

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Yea I got lucky and found my bumper complete with cover and pads for $100 used in perfect condition. Harder to find denali bumpers used in good shape than it is to find escalade bumpers.
 

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Same to be said about them lamps. Sorry to hear. I still have a crush on your truck.

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Same lamp post got me a while back in the same spot. Donor Suburban for a new bumper before the color match. Bumper pad still has a small scar. Good quick change and lucky no tailgate or quarter panel....phew. Looking sweet.
 

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After I had my bumper painted the wife hit a snow bank in a parking lot and scratched it. No dent but same amount of work.
Great job and quick repair
 
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I decided to change my oil today while the weather here in the Pacific NW was nice, so I won't have to do it again until late March. I used the Femco quick change valve for the first time and I have to say it worked nice. It drains a bit slow but there's no mess at all as far as draining the oil. The filter is a different story. I just removed the dust cap and screwed the coupler on with the hose attachment and it started draining. No tools needed and not a drop except in the collection pan. I just left it hooked up for 10-15 minutes and when I came back the oil was drained. But then I still had to remove the filter and of course it made a bit of a mess onto the newspaper I had down, even though I tried to make the oil land in the collection pan. Maybe I'll look for a bigger pan. Anyway at least half the job is easy now!
 
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Oh and my catchcan is doing its job- this is how much was in it since my last oil change.

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Dibs on your 109 when you want to sell.


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