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Replaced the rear glass button. Took less than 5 minutes View attachment 236806
Replaced it on my 2007, 2008, 2009 and just waiting for my 2013 to need it.I had that dingle berry push button issue myself. Good job.
No sir.did my monthly under carriage inspection, looks like the girdle I put on the g80 has a super thin layer of diff fluid coating it, not even enough to make a drip but looks like it may be coming out of the 2 nuts that tighten on the bearing caps I guess I will have to get under there and make sure they didn't work there way loose (re-torque) did you ever run into that issue @Rocket Man.
That’s a thing?Holy shit that's rusty! Worse then Jersey rusty.
I think I kind of eye-balled those cap nut's because I think they were only to be tightened to either 5 or 15lbs and my torque wrench is old school and I think it starts at 15lbs, might have to get get one of those fancy digital onesNo sir.
I've always used teflon thread sealant on those threads. You can loosen the nut and back the bolt out enough to put the sealant on then screw them back in to put slight pressure on the caps and tighten the nut.did my monthly under carriage inspection, looks like the girdle I put on the g80 has a super thin layer of diff fluid coating it, not even enough to make a drip but looks like it may be coming out of the 2 nuts that tighten on the bearing caps I guess I will have to get under there and make sure they didn't work there way loose (re-torque) did you ever run into that issue @Rocket Man.
you mean like that white plumbers tape?I've always used teflon thread sealant on those threads. You can loosen the nut and back the bolt out enough to put the sealant on then screw them back in to put slight pressure on the caps and tighten the nut.
2001 Yukon SLT
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