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

[GreyStone]

Lookin Shweet!!

 

[BG1988]

you would think gm would solder the dam things better after making them for 20+ years

Lead free solder on these old rigs

if it was using leaded solder then it will not have an issue

 

[Rocket Man]

Lead free solder on these old rigs

if it was using leaded solder then it will not have an issue

BS buddy. Solder used in our rigs (and all electronics) has been 60% tin and 40% lead for the last several decades at least. It still is if you go buy some. Well, close to that. They call it 60/40 but there’s a small percentage that’s flux.

 

[Geoffsfas10]

Keep us updated on the heat issue!

my NBS sierra was done this way and it never melted wires or fuses after running it for 10 years give or take a day

 

[PG01]

BS buddy. Solder used in our rigs (and all electronics) has been 60% tin and 40% lead for the last several decades at least. It still is if you go buy some. Well, close to that. They call it 60/40 but there’s a small percentage that’s flux.

Brents World ... excellent, party on Garth.....lmfao

 

[PG01]

Got beat by a dodge

 

[Rocket Man]

Got beat by a dodge

At least it wasn’t a Toyota.

 

[PG01]

At least it wasn’t a Toyota.

True, very true... maybe my map sensor is bad, or my MAF or my iat.... or... or... lead in my sled

 

[Tonyrodz]

True, very true... maybe my map sensor is bad, or my MAF or my iat.... or... or... lead in my sled

The air was uneven in your tires......right!?

 

[gooffeyguy]

found the answer why or rather what controls it now

That explains the fuel pump fuse, but what about the CHMSL fuse?

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