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

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mattbta

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Nothing major today, just changed the oil and took a sample to send off to Blackstone while I was at it. Figure I can never be too careful with 282k on the motor.
Thought I might have seen you on Rolater last Friday, but the black Yukon I saw looked like it had a bigger roof rack almost z-71 style.
 

Tonyrodz

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She bit me in the ass again. Drove it to work yesterday morning and 1/2 to work i had almost no brakes. Made it to work ok. Checked it later and found the rear line i replaced last week wasn't secured and broke after being pinched between the frame and bump stop. Luckily I had another line with me--pack of 2. Replaced that, then the line was leaking like a faucet at the compression fitting--what I had fixed last time. Gave up and drove it home with no brakes.
 

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I parked it, because the transmission will not shift above 30-40mph. I cab actually get it up to almost 70, but only if I rev the engine to like 4500 rpms. I was able to attach least limp it home like that. I am hoping it's not something major. Maybe a shift solenoid or something? It's always shifted perfectly fine, no issues at all. Fluid is changed about every 3 years or so. Its probably due to be replaced, but its definitely not dark or burnt or anything, its still bright red. I called tge shop who rebuilt the transmission about 10 years ago, and they said that they can't even look at it until the 2nd week of April.
 

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