Cool! Are you going to put then where you put the halogen ones?
I have new fog housings and fusion projector fogs to retrofit for my fog setup. Will have 6 hid projectors up front when all said and done lol
What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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Cool! Are you going to put then where you put the halogen ones?
I have new fog housings and fusion projector fogs to retrofit for my fog setup. Will have 6 hid projectors up front when all said and done lol
JochenWoern
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Weird. Maybe a certain month when they switched it that year?
SRTH8R
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Idk, I can only find them on 05 and 06. Maybe they changed it so they only had to make the esky glass. Esky got a giant 3rd brake light, and the rest got the appliqué thing like yours. Can't get it seperate, comes with the glass.
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seven9st surfer
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Well, the halogens are kinda ghetto-rigged in there. I managed to wedge them up in some slots in the bumper, I didn't really feel like drilling. Plus, if I had drilled, they'd be sitting really low. I wanted to keep them as high as possible. Hopefully with the slim LED lights, I'll be able to really get them up there. Maybe even hidden.
And I'm unfamiliar with the fusion projector fogs. I've wanted to replace my stock fogs forever, but never found a projector/HID that would fit in the stock holes. You have a link?
BaMaDuDe87
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New air filter and wiper blades all around. Also took off the front wiper arms, and wiper cowl to attempt to chase down a leak. Getting my ass kicked so far.
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On my 01 I back flushed the heater core, replaced the other plastic fittings on the heater core outlets since they started leaking, tried to reset the actuator but it kept going between hot and cold so I think its time for a new one so I got the heat stuck on hot for now so hopefully no more freezing 
will replace the actuator soon. The 00 I drove by the shop today supposedly the trans is done he just has to put it in.. needless to say I'm completely fed up with it since it'll be a month Wednesday and its been sitting in the same spot since the trans got pulled (2 or 3 days after I dropped it off). Hopefully he'll have that done if not I'm probably going to wind up going and picking it up and taking it somewhere else or finishing it myself. Needless to say I've learned from this mistake. 
will replace the actuator soon. The 00 I drove by the shop today supposedly the trans is done he just has to put it in.. needless to say I'm completely fed up with it since it'll be a month Wednesday and its been sitting in the same spot since the trans got pulled (2 or 3 days after I dropped it off). Hopefully he'll have that done if not I'm probably going to wind up going and picking it up and taking it somewhere else or finishing it myself. Needless to say I've learned from this mistake. zieglerj-pdm-specialist
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Where do I begin
23" Rims rapped with Kuhmo tires, Built a ten inch box to fit in the rear panel so it looks stock but with bass Rockford sub and Rockford sub, Bought HID low/Beam and Hi/beams' Bought a back rear light with all the lights. Bought a hood scoop for the look. A rear view camera for my Alpine. Neon lights to put in my custom grill.
23" Rims rapped with Kuhmo tires, Built a ten inch box to fit in the rear panel so it looks stock but with bass Rockford sub and Rockford sub, Bought HID low/Beam and Hi/beams' Bought a back rear light with all the lights. Bought a hood scoop for the look. A rear view camera for my Alpine. Neon lights to put in my custom grill.
seven9st surfer
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whats the dimensions of these, looking for some small led cubes to replace the crap, stock fog lights.
also would like to do some hidden reverse lights like mentioned above.
Dimensions of the ones I got are 6 1/4" wide, 1 5/8" tall, and about 2" deep. Definitely smaller than the stock fogs.
Got them installed, and I'm pretty happy. They're 6000k, so they don't match the 5000k LEDs in my housings, but I think the brightness more than makes up for it. And I was skeptical about how it would look during the day, but I think they blend in pretty well.
Like I said, only thing that could make these better is if I could find a 5000k version. Anyone know where I could find some?
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Wow those sure are bright lol. I got mine mounted up and wired into the trailer harness... they aren't working... gonna have to break out the meter and see why.
seven9st surfer
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I tapped directly into the stock reverse wire for my positive, and drilled in 2 self taping screws into the bumper for the negatives. Good luck.
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