What did you do to your 2015-2020 K2XX Tahoe/Yukon Today?

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BigBoyZ71

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Installed a Diablosport Intune I3. The reviews I saw on the internet really undersold how much this tuner transforms the truck. Drives how it should now. Compared to a Cobb Accessport on a turbo Subaru, the difference the intune made was extremely drastic (in a good way)
 

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Flushed coolant a bunch of times. went through 12 gallons of distilled water. After that, my son changed the tensioner and belt. He looked up the torque specs, set the torque wrench, everything!
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Also...a little test fit and function test....
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the 18th letter

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I tried to data log for my BB tune today and my autocal won’t data log for some reason. I messaged BB so it will be a day or so before I get a SZ response. Definitely miss the old in person tunes. Would have been had this done if that was the case. I imagine due to the errors and only being able to play around with this every other weekend, this will be a long drawn out process. Couldn’t retrieve current tune either as IMG_1498.jpeg message indicates “file system full”. I just check the trans fluid, changed my air and cabin filters to make it feel like I got something done this weekend :( I guess it’s pinkish
 

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Today I'll be diagnosing the front clunks I hear from either side (though not at the same time) during a slow body roll. It started with the new sway bar and end links I installed. I've been tightening them bit by bit, but in the directions they say there should be 2 or 3 threads showing and I have something around 10. I did just find a Moog video that says 14 ft pounds so I'll open with that and see. If that gets fixed, back to the head rest install.

Edit: Turns out I have a bad wheel bearing. Yay. At least the weather is nice.
 
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Carfan

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Took my 'Burb to the dealer this morning to address a squeaky sound that happens during road imperfections on the highway. Crossing my fingers that it means something needs to be lubed.
 

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Fixed my clunking noise! There is a little play in my front hub assembly so I'll still replace them, But I kept digging since the noise didn't sounds like a bearing issue to me. Turns out the noise was actually my rear end link...the entire family would have swore it was in the front end. Long story short, I trusted the internet when I should not have. A quick google search says that rear sway bar end link torque is 17 foot pounds. Most results don't say front or rear, but there are some that say the rear is that spec. I looked in my service manual and it's actually 48 ft lbs plus 40*.

Guess this all goes back to my favorite Abraham Lincoln quote, "Just because it's on the internet doesn't mean it's true."
 

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Got the data log done and sent all the files to BB without bricking the truck so far lol. It’s been more intimidating reading the instructions that actually doing it. YT is great because I’m kind of a visual learner. Once I see you do something Im usually more able to follow you than if you just wrote it down.
 

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