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

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Ok, we'll play it by ear. Ideally we'll be able to disconnect the lines from the front at the 90s and leave the lines on the tank, but whatever works when we get into it. We'll be dropping the whole tank so one way or the other it'll happen.
 

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We got the fuel pump replacement done, disconnecting the fuel lines just from the pump and the clips along the tank, and the emissions lines from along the other side of the tank. It really wasn't too bad, nothing was really rusted up and we didn't break anything. I used channel lock pliers to remove the ring that holds the pump in; had to work my way around the ring to get it loose but didn't have to even wield a hammer. Used new clips on the fuel pump connections, the ones @HiHoeSilver posted up.

Thanks again for all of the tips and suggestions.

It's a beautiful day here in the Denver area, in the low 70s now, a perfect day to work on it. Fixed just in time for the snow that's supposed to be coming tomorrow!
 

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We got the fuel pump replacement done, disconnecting the fuel lines just from the pump and the clips along the tank, and the emissions lines from along the other side of the tank. It really wasn't too bad, nothing was really rusted up and we didn't break anything. I used channel lock pliers to remove the ring that holds the pump in; had to work my way around the ring to get it loose but didn't have to even wield a hammer. Used new clips on the fuel pump connections, the ones @HiHoeSilver posted up.

Thanks again for all of the tips and suggestions.

It's a beautiful day here in the Denver area, in the low 70s now, a perfect day to work on it. Fixed just in time for the snow that's supposed to be coming tomorrow!

Best kind of project. One that goes as planned with no major hiccups.
 

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Wanting to put remote start on my avy. Any recommendations? Cold weather is coming and I’m lazy....


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It’s a 05. Lol. You happy with it? I don’t want to buy something that won’t work in 6 months lol


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I have a warm truck on cold Iowa winter mornings so yeah. I’m happy.

Easy install as well. Extra FOB is not the best but it works.

There are others out there. Look around. Might be some new options as I got mine a few years ago.
 

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I installed Air Lift air springs on my Tahoe to help with towing. The install wasn’t too bad, although I think I de-laminated my thumbnail trying to force the bags inside the rear coil springs. It does a good job of keeping things level. Had a chance to test the new setup before the snow started today.

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