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

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Looks like I didn't have the snap ring for the servo cover fully seated. Cover was jammed at an angle and pissing fluid.

The seal for the 4th apply piston was pretty messed up. Not sure if it was during assembly or or when the cover went cockeyed under pressure. That explains why I didn't have 4th. I'm assuming loss of 2nd was due to fluid loss since it worked at first.

Don't rush things, take your time. I tried to shave a few minutes off and get things done quickly.

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I heard those can be tricky, especially on a AWD or 4WD due to the shield. Kinda glad I paid a trans shop $50 to install mine. Hope you're not down too long.
 

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In an effort to help minimize snow fall this winter in NJ, I installed the ugliest tire/wheel combination available on my 04:IMG_0160.JPG Brand new set of Blizzak's on my OEM 17" wheels. Very different from my 20" wheels. So now that I'm ready for snow, it probably won't.
And if you look very closely, you can see the inlet I put on the lower valence for the block heater. I usually go for form over function and would just hide the plug, but this will make it so much easier to use when it's <20* out at 6 am.
 

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