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

[RECOCKULUS1]

Changed the A/C belt tensioner and belt and replaced the lower radiator hose.....oh joy.

 

[NeverSatisfied]

Sides dont match the fenders if you use the gmc bumper. if i remember right.

You are correct usually leaves a huge gap between the bumper and fender. Looks good from the front not the sides lol

 

[Yukongk]

Polished and Opticoated my wheels, and dipped my wheel wells.

 

[NCTyphoonKid]

Replaced my original oem 300000 mile hinge pins and bushing on the drivers door. There wasn't much left of the original bushings. The door shuts so good now you barely have to pull or push it to latch and it fixed the wind noise I was getting at the A-pillar.

 

[Grimes]

Replaced my original oem 300000 mile hinge pins and bushing on the drivers door. There wasn't much left of the original bushings. The door shuts so good now you barely have to pull or push it to latch and it fixed the wind noise I was getting at the A-pillar.

Hmmm... Fixed the wind leak eh? Did you use replacement parts or is it something that can be purchased at a hardware store?

 

[NCTyphoonKid]

Hmmm... Fixed the wind leak eh? Did you use replacement parts or is it something that can be purchased at a hardware store?

I used the Dorman kit picked it up at AutoZone for 10 bucks. only took 30 mins to do if that. Heres the Dorman part # 38437.

 

[Rivieraracing]

I used the Dorman kit picked it up at AutoZone for 10 bucks. only took 30 mins to do if that. Heres the Dorman part # 38437.

Never thought about checking the slop in my door hinges and thinking that might be causing the wind at my A-pillar! I assume that the kit is good for one door, correct? Thinking about doing both front doors!

 

[NCTyphoonKid]

Never thought about checking the slop in my door hinges and thinking that might be causing the wind at my A-pillar! I assume that the kit is good for one door, correct? Thinking about doing both front doors!

Yes the kit is just for one door. Super easy though I did it by myself in about 30 mins the part that took the longest was grinding the original hinge pins out. They usually have a couple kits in stock. I didn't think it would help but it really did I was impressed. My door had a lot of play in it but I expected that since they were the original hinge pins and bushings and had 300k on them the bushings were complete junk especially the bottom it wasn't much of a bushing anymore. I say go for it its worth a shot

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Put a battery in it the duralast junk that was in finally gave up guess it lost a cell not sure. Its going on vacation to myrtle beach next week

 

[cybertek]

Installed the Down Under Grill yesterday.

 

[robstor]

Polished the headlights. Nice and clear.

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