What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

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Fosscore

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Funny this rear sub panel over the NBS years. That's why I asked the questions. Mine is an 06 LS. Of course there is no sub back there, but the speaker grille is molded in to look like it. The perforated bits are not cut out. I found the 00-02 box, just haven't moved forward with the actual sub and amp. Good info guys. Thanks. I also do have a Suburban 00-02 sub box if anybody is interested.
 

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I SERIOUSLY bit off more than I can chew. Trying to replace my knock sensors. This is gonna take me a while to get this shit all back together.

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I SERIOUSLY bit off more than I can chew. Trying to replace my knock sensors. This is gonna take me a while to get this shit all back together.

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Lol its just because you're unfamiliar. Once you've had the intake off the first time, it's easy. Be sure to torque them proper and exact then seal the hole plugs with RTV
 

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Lol its just because you're unfamiliar. Once you've had the intake off the first time, it's easy. Be sure to torque them proper and exact then seal the hole plugs with RTV
Yeah, I have been reading up on it for quite a while, and watched several YouTube videos as well. I even went to Harbor Freight and bought two torque wrenches, one for Ft/lbs and one for inch/lbs. I lucked out, they just so happen to be having a 3-day sidewalk sale this weekend and they were only $10 each. Normally like thirty or so each. I got the sensors, the harness, some rtv, and im slowly working at it. The thing that's taking the longest is cleaning. There's 15 years worth of crud on the bottom of my intake. Taking a break and typing on my phone with black fingers, lol.
 

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Got tired of using my number 1 faded key fob, so broke out number 2 which looks new.

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Fuuuuuck. My tube of gray RTV sealant is frikkin dried up. Can I use the blue one? I have an unopened tube of blue RTV silicone.
 

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Got tired of using my number 1 faded key fob, so broke out number 2 which looks new.

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That's funny- I had bought one from a locksmith a couple years ago for $80 to replace the only one I had that got lost. Then a month ago I noticed it was getting hard to see the lock symbols so I ordered one online for $10 shipped and programmed it myself. I was thinking "score!" but this week I noticed both lock and unlock symbols are nonexistent. Oh well, they both still work and I know which button is which. Still can't beat a $10 key fob!
 

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