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

[alpha_omega]

I have the AC delco torque adapters, both in 3/8 and 1/2in.
I love em.
A little bulky for some things, but handy to have around.

And years ago i picked up a little craftsman torque wrench, i got inch lbs and ft lbs mixed up.
Buying the inch lb/NM version by accident.
Best mistake i have ever made, i do google conversions if i need ft lbs.
IIRC it's max is just under 18ft lbs.

Perfect for transmission tasks, and most of the DOD delete task i did over the past few weekends.


And i used the grommets in a felpro upper kit i bought, it has only been a few days but so far so good...
I did grease them up pretty good in order to get them to seat into the valve cover.
Time will tell how good i did.

Do you happen to have the part number for that felpro kit?

 

[alpha_omega]

So what you're saying is that you are part of the problem [emoji848]

[emoji23]


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I would have to be a teacher in the US and teach primary/grade school kids. Do they even teach physics courses in the US to younger students...outside of those taught at the university/college level?

 

[George B]

They're failing elementary English, too.

*you're

yup, failed!

 

[Fless]

Oh Jesus. I would have to blame the constant lag I have when using this site on my phone, or autocorrect when something like that slips by. That’s one of the grammar items that drives my ocd a little nuts. The problem always seems to be “your, their, to”.
Have you ever tried to decipher a text message from a teenager? I speak English, Russian and Japanese. None of which helped me with that madness...seem as though it was a mix of hieroglyphics and hooked on Ebonics.

Don't forget the use/misuse of "its" "it's." https://www.grammarly.com/blog/its-vs-its/ Makes me cringe.

 

[iamdub]

Oh Jesus. I would have to blame the constant lag I have when using this site on my phone, or autocorrect when something like that slips by. That’s one of the grammar items that drives my ocd a little nuts. The problem always seems to be “your, their, to”.
Have you ever tried to decipher a text message from a teenager? I speak English, Russian and Japanese. None of which helped me with that madness...seem as though it was a mix of hieroglyphics and hooked on Ebonics.

I hv a teen so ik wt ur tlkn abt

What baffles me is it's not just the current generation. Many people my age or older fail at those and even "are" vs. "or". That one, I just can't understand. They don't spell nor sound the same, nor do they share even the slightest of their meanings. Yet, "are" has replaced "or". Try speaking it- you'll sound like a pirate.



Oh, to get back on subject, I still haven't done anything with my NNBS GMT900 Tahoe today.

 

[iamdub]

Don't forget the use/misuse of "its" "it's." https://www.grammarly.com/blog/its-vs-its/ Makes me cringe.

I have to admit that I constantly stumble on this one. Apparently, for almost 30 years, I've misunderstood a simple trick to knowing which to use.

 

[Sparksalot]

There their they’re. It’ll be okay.

 

[Fless]

I have to admit that I constantly stumble on this one. Apparently, for almost 30 years, I've misunderstood a simple trick to knowing which to use.

The only time one needs an apostrophe in the word is to contract "it is." "Its" is naturally possessive, so the apostrophe is not needed. "Its apostrophe is not needed."

Save the apostrophes! Won't be long until we run out of them....

 

[pwtr02ss]

Don't forget the use/misuse of "its" "it's." https://www.grammarly.com/blog/its-vs-its/ Makes me cringe.

Yeah, I'm still confused with that one and I probably **** it up every time...

The only time one needs an apostrophe in the word is to contract "it is." "Its" is naturally possessive, so the apostrophe is not needed. "Its apostrophe is not needed."

Save the apostrophes! Won't be long until we run out of them....

I'm just dumb I think. I still don't get it lol

 

[iamdub]

The only time one needs an apostrophe in the word is to contract "it is." "Its" is naturally possessive, so the apostrophe is not needed. "Its apostrophe is not needed."

Save the apostrophes! Won't be long until we run out of them....

Aaaand that's my misunderstanding that I need to break. I swear what I was taught was that the apostrophe showed possession. Or, as I recall the "trick" to knowing, was that "If whatever 'it' is has something, then 'it' also will have an apostrophe."

So, it's accurate to say that its use of the contraction in question in this sentence is correct, yes?