Tonyrodz
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Thx! Been out for a few years. That under the hood, or inside?
What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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iddqd
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Inside
“Left I/P” is left instrument panel.
Tonyrodz
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wjburken
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Tonyrodz
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Might as well. I was just wondering if it might have something to do with my losing communication with the obd a lot. Can't hurt.You sure you want to rush in to this repair? It's only been a few years.
He just started the information gathering phase. This could last weeks. There will then be a forum help phase where many members comment and provide moral support and encouragement. This will be followed by an attempted repair phase where he discovers he needs additional tools or more information so he will be back here repeatedly where we will provide more information and encouragement. Then after a few months he will take it to a no-good thieving shop (because that’s all there is around him) who will charge him an arm and a leg to replace the fuse but not before they short out another fuse or cause some other damage and the process will repeat. Did I forget anything Tony?You sure you want to rush in to this repair? It's only been a few years.
Tonyrodz
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Nope, spot on.He just started the information gathering phase. This could last weeks. There will then be a forum help phase where many members comment and provide moral support and encouragement. This will be followed by an attempted repair phase where he discovers he needs additional tools or more information so he will be back here repeatedly where we will provide more information and encouragement. Then after a few months he will take it to a no-good thieving shop (because that’s all there is around him) who will charge him an arm and a leg to replace the fuse but not before they short out another fuse or cause some other damage and the process will repeat. Did I forget anything Tony?
Just messin with ya Tony!
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