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

[Fosscore]

@Tonyrodz

Not carpeted LS.
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Sorry. Yes this is my Tahoe door panel.

 

[ScottyBoy]

Unless the metal inside is rusted and crunchy......

True, the one on my brother's Tahoe was like that. It was falling off so I tried to help him get it to stay on by squeezing it with a pair of channel locks. But the I heard it crunching apart. We found a nice looking gasket in the junkyard though for only $20. I didn't I install it though, that was right before he had it painted back in 2006, so he had his painter install it during re-assembly after the paintjob.

 

[HiHoeSilver]

Sorry. Yes this is my Tahoe door panel.

So far then, it's only 2006....

 

[Jimmy John]

Getting ready to change the oil in my 2004 Suburban and I noticed today that the DIC says oil life is 0% but it has not flashed an oil change type warning. Since this is the first time since I bought it that the oil needs changing I was wondering why no warning? A co worker said sometimes it has to go so many miles past 0% before it issues one. I started researching this which lead me to this GMC page http://www.gmc.com/gmc-life/performance-and-design/what-your-oil-life-monitor-tells-you.html and one thing that caught my attension was "An engine contains thousands of moving parts, like valves, pistons, camshafts, and so on. " I call BS I don't believe for one minute there can be 2000 moving parts in an engine. Does anyone have a list of parts and a number. I would think a v8 would fall far short of their number just wondering.

 

[Fosscore]

So far then, it's only 2006....

Might be the LS trim though?

No complaints, but I do not have some of the bells and whistles of the LT and above trim levels. Actually kind of like it that way compared to my mechanics LT.

 

[Fosscore]

So far then, it's only 2006....

Might be the LS trim though?

No complaints, but I do not have some of the bells and whistles of the LT and above trim levels. Actually kind of like it that way compared to my mechanics LT.

 

[HiHoeSilver]

Might be the LS trim though?

No complaints, but I do not have some of the bells and whistles of the LT and above trim levels. Actually kind of like it that way compared to my mechanics LT.

Mines a Z71... Im thinking it's a model year thing.

 

[S33k3r]

Getting ready to change the oil in my 2004 Suburban and I noticed today that the DIC says oil life is 0% but it has not flashed an oil change type warning. Since this is the first time since I bought it that the oil needs changing I was wondering why no warning? A co worker said sometimes it has to go so many miles past 0% before it issues one. I started researching this which lead me to this GMC page http://www.gmc.com/gmc-life/performance-and-design/what-your-oil-life-monitor-tells-you.html and one thing that caught my attension was "An engine contains thousands of moving parts, like valves, pistons, camshafts, and so on. " I call BS I don't believe for one minute there can be 2000 moving parts in an engine. Does anyone have a list of parts and a number. I would think a v8 would fall far short of their number just wondering.

 

[05Single]

Unless the metal inside is rusted and crunchy......

Yep, then it's only useful as a stylish necklace or a kung fu headband

And buy a new one at $100+ or like Scotty said find a solid one at a junkyard for $20-

 

[Jimmy John]

I guess the biggest concentration of moving parts I see now would be a timing chain. Still no way is there 2000 moving parts.