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

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Logan5

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Evap code is back. Recently did the vent & purge valves so today was playing detective to find the leak. Pulled the vent valve hose and stuck a cork in there to seal it up. Pulled the purge valve hose and blew air in. Can feel the leak. Hooked up a low pressure feed from air compressor to the purge valve hose and started listening for a hiss. The hiss and some clicks definitely coming from the top of the gas tank. SOB. Guess I have to drop the tank now. Just filled it up yesterday.
 

Tonyrodz

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Or, less likely, the engine coolant temp sensor is mis-reporting to the PCM.

Even if the stat was stuck open, wouldn't the entire system reach normal operating temp at some point? Unless it was like 0 degrees (or below) outside, wouldn't it get there eventually after running for a while (even with a stat stuck open)?
While unlikely, as you say, I would still be willing to think the sensor sending suspect data to the ECM is still possible.
The heat comes out ok from the vents. What's a good way to tell which one is the issue? Thermostat or the temp sensor?
 

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The heat comes out ok from the vents. What's a good way to tell which one is the issue? Thermostat or the temp sensor?
touch both heater core hoses. if they are hot hot like normal the sensor died, its a two part sensor, one 1/2 sends info to the pcm, the other to the cluster. if cold/luke warm the t stat is likely open.
 

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The heat comes out ok from the vents. What's a good way to tell which one is the issue? Thermostat or the temp sensor?
You are going to be well above freezing today in NJ. Like 50+... I can't see how the system could be at 160-165 with a stat stuck closed or open.

If you still read that low, I would be shocked to hear it was a bad stat and not the sensor (or wiring/connectors). Maybe it is not always a high probability in a lot of reported issues, I think @Fless original hunch might be onto something. Keep us posted.
 

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Machine shop called. Heads pressure tested good, cam bearing hole isn't wallered out, and magnaflux showed zero cracks. Now to decide if I should just slap these pistons in or go to flat top, or 5.7. I'm gonna ask for some prices when I pick the block up, that should push me towards re-using the stock ones, lol
That premium gas price has me re-thinking the higher compression ratio for sure.
 

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How bout this one?
I mounted the sensors, spartan work!!! :)) (the kit has not yet arrived), I traveled about 100 km, at the moment no error code in diagnosis. Engine light off. The engine runs well on gasoline and also lpg
 

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