wjburken
Supporting Member
If you’re that deep into it, the sensor should be a piece of cake. Use your metric crescent wrench.
What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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Biggest I have is 24 mm, too small. Look at this shit, didn’t even open the ****** hood up yet. Da ****...
wjburken
Supporting Member
Ouch!
Drok
Full Access Member
ugh not a good start. Hopefully it goes better.
iamdub
Full Access Member
I concur with what Wade said. Metric crescent wrench FTW.
iamdub
Full Access Member
Let air out the other one so the front is lower and it'll be easier to work on the top of the motor.
#focusonthepositives
wjburken
Supporting Member
What’s the biggest inch crescent wrench you’ve got?
wjburken
Supporting Member
Truth from a wise man!
Ive taken the front wheels off completely before to lower the front down before.
Sam Harris
Supporting Member
FuuuuuuuuckAwesome. I’m officially pissed at GM. After tearing the entire dash out of my truck to replace my ac evaporator temp sensor to fix dtc b3933 I found out from a TSB that I don’t have such a sensor in my truck, the replacement HVAC head unit I installed last month needs to be programmed via TISWeb and my Tech2 or that dtc shows up and the ac won’t work. No wonder I can’t find that sensor.
Tonyrodz
Resident Resident
Need this.
