What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

[BourbonNcigars]

Your extreme use of the word ghetto in and of itself is, pretty ghetto.

What can I say? We're not all privileged.

* Funny, but I'm also having bourbon and a cigar as I typed this.

 

[BourbonNcigars]

What's everyone out there have or using for a sub $100 scanner than can also read ABS, airbag, chassis codes, life stream data, etc?

I have an iCarSoft one that does everything I need that I picked up a year or so ago for about $80. My uncle is looking to pick one up for himself and I was going to recommend the same one I have, but the price has went up now to $120. Figured I'd check and see if there was anything better/cheaper out there to recommend to him.

He has a fleet of '03+ GM trucks/suvs, so doesn't really need anything that works on a Volvo, BMW, etc, etc.

No good answer at the moment (I don't recall which one I have), but the term "fleet" makes me think cost shouldn't be a deciding factor in something like a code reader. Even just having two vehicles keeps me from considering cost on some things (to a point).

 

[PG01]

No good answer at the moment (I don't recall which one I have), but the term "fleet" makes me think cost shouldn't be a deciding factor in something like a code reader. Even just having two vehicles keeps me from considering cost on some things (to a point).

Uh-oh, i better sell a vehicle pdq...

 

[Doubeleive]

What's everyone out there have or using for a sub $100 scanner than can also read ABS, airbag, chassis codes, life stream data, etc?

I have an iCarSoft one that does everything I need that I picked up a year or so ago for about $80. My uncle is looking to pick one up for himself and I was going to recommend the same one I have, but the price has went up now to $120. Figured I'd check and see if there was anything better/cheaper out there to recommend to him.

He has a fleet of '03+ GM trucks/suvs, so doesn't really need anything that works on a Volvo, BMW, etc, etc.

some of the craftsman can be found used for around $80 that does everything there just not fancy with a color display, I upgraded and sold mine a while back

 

[aflumb]

Got back from deployment yesterday and this is what the Tahoe looked like. I don’t think the wife washed it once while I was gone. Good thing I get 2 weeks R&R. But I did get it washed off, oil changed, and Esky roof rack mounted. More pics after it gets cleaned correctly. Also hoping to put the 26’s back on



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[BourbonNcigars]

Got back from deployment yesterday

Thanks, man.

 

[gooffeyguy]

What's everyone out there have or using for a sub $100 scanner than can also read ABS, airbag, chassis codes, life stream data, etc?

I have an iCarSoft one that does everything I need that I picked up a year or so ago for about $80. My uncle is looking to pick one up for himself and I was going to recommend the same one I have, but the price has went up now to $120. Figured I'd check and see if there was anything better/cheaper out there to recommend to him.

He has a fleet of '03+ GM trucks/suvs, so doesn't really need anything that works on a Volvo, BMW, etc, etc.

OBDLink MX or MX+ and a full/paid version of Torque Pro

2001 Yukon SLT
2012 Yukon Denali XL
2011 Yukon Denali RIP 5/20/18

 

[Hi-psi]

OBDLink MX or MX+ and a full/paid version of Torque Pro

I'm a big Torque user also and tried to sell him on this, but he isn't very technology literate and is an iPhone user.

Torque won't do suspension, chassis, airbag, etc stuff though. Just basic OBD-II powertrain stuff.

This is what I have for the extended stuff, which I'll likely recommend to him, just thought to ask everyone if there was something in that price range better/more capable.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00NLM7W5U/

 

[BourbonNcigars]

Meant to post this last week. Used my $20 Wen dual action buffer. This is my SSV hood before and after. Not a bad result considering the cost of the machine. Used Meguiars 105 followed by 205. Could have gotten a better result with more time and patience:

 

[gooffeyguy]

I'm a big Torque user also and tried to sell him on this, but he isn't very technology literate and is an iPhone user.

Torque won't do suspension, chassis, airbag, etc stuff though. Just basic OBD-II powertrain stuff.

This is what I have for the extended stuff, which I'll likely recommend to him, just thought to ask everyone if there was something in that price range better/more capable.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00NLM7W5U/

The MX+ works with iPhone, and their software that comes with it, OBDLink, is pretty capable, and I think you get 1 optional add-on (normally $9.99) with the MX+ purchase.

2001 Yukon SLT
2012 Yukon Denali XL
2011 Yukon Denali RIP 5/20/18