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

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Success! replaced the passenger/right side blend door actuator, calibrated and no more codes! I used the dorman 604-106 which replaces the oem # 1572971, both the left and right sides use the same part number, the left is on the bottom, right is on the top.

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Nice! Thanks for documenting and sharing!
 

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Uh oh...a Dorman part in a hard to get to place? Sure hope it lasts. :)
it wasn't really very hard at all, not any harder than the the bottom one, I had like 15 of the Dorman's in my ebay listings so beats $125+ from the dealer even rockauto wants $115 for one.
* I thought it was going to be a lot harder than it was but it turned out to be pretty simple.
 
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how does it effect disassembly of the dash if one were to need to do that?
That's kinda what I'm wondering. How hard is it to take it off incase you have to get to the center speaker or light sensor and any of the wire harnesses under the defroster piece along the windshield?

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

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That's kinda what I'm wondering. How hard is it to take it off incase you have to get to the center speaker or light sensor and any of the wire harnesses under the defroster piece along the windshield?

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

It doesn't cover any fasteners, essentially a second skin.
 

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That's kinda what I'm wondering. How hard is it to take it off incase you have to get to the center speaker or light sensor and any of the wire harnesses under the defroster piece along the windshield?

2001 Yukon SLT
2012 Yukon Denali XL
2011 Yukon Denali RIP 5/20/18
What year did they add the center speaker? My 07 doesn’t have one...


This is what I did a few min ago. After diting the spare tire and assoiated tools, I was left with an empty cavity in the rear cargo area. I moved my jumper cables and recovery strap into there. The cupholder piece still fits perfectly.
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What year did they add the center speaker? My 07 doesn’t have one...


This is what I did a few min ago. After diting the spare tire and assoiated tools, I was left with an empty cavity in the rear cargo area. I moved my jumper cables and recovery strap into there. The cupholder piece still fits perfectly.
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I have those items a bunch more in there with the jack, plenty of room in there.., the center speaker comes with premium audio systems (high trim) like with the ltz, denali's, escalades.
 

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I have those items a bunch more in there with the jack, plenty of room in there.., the center speaker comes with premium audio systems (high trim) like with the ltz, denali's, escalades.
I need to do some more fiddling with the space in there. I think if i fold the cables better I may be able to fit the emergency water packs, jet boil, and ramen in there too.

Edit: my 07 is an LTZ with Bose speakers and the factory navigation
 

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