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

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One other thing I noted was that there was only an asterisk by the Rear Ambient Temp Sensor, no value shown. I don't see an ambient sensor further back in the truck
that is why mine wasn't working properly, it kept looking for the rear temp sensor which doesn't exist, now it just ignores it and works properly, if you did have a rear temp senor it would be in the headliner drivers side near the rear hatch. I only found that out after paying that stupid ask.com or whatever the hell it is and getting a diagram that came off a amazon server which went into the oblivion of pdf files on my pc lol.
 

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Oh yeah I forgot about the Advantage line. That’s the one they have to compete with the cheap aftermarket parts. Moog has that type of line too, can’t remember what they call it but they admit they created it to compete with the low cost aftermarket stuff so they don’t lose all that part of the market. I never buy the mid or low grade parts period. It’s not worth my time to install that stuff.

In Moog's suspension (and maybe steering?) parts, the RK line is the cheap stuff. I guess, in some ways, the CK/Problem Solver line could be better than factory if it actually does solve factory design flaws. Like you said- if the part failing would leave you stranded, then it's not worth risking.
 

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In Moog's suspension (and maybe steering?) parts, the RK line is the cheap stuff. I guess, in some ways, the CK/Problem Solver line could be better than factory if it actually does solve factory design flaws. Like you said- if the part failing would leave you stranded, then it's not worth risking.
That’s it, the RK line. They said it’s priced to be competitive with the Chinese parts basically.
 

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I spent 2 days debadging, polishing and replacing the Bowties with billet. Waiting on a couple parts I removed to have resprayed coming back tomorrow. Also waiting on 24x10 DUB Ballers to show up any day. Leaving for 2 weeks in Florida next week hoping everything gets here before then. Will post pics when I get it done.
 

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It's for the professional installer, as in a mechanic shop. It's a way to get a cheaper part but sell it to the customer as a "Genuine AC Delco" part. I wouldn't say they're "low-grade", but they tend to be "lower-grade". The "Advantage" line is the cheap shit. It's advantageous for the shop and customer to have the cheapest cost part but not feel bad about it cuz it's "AC Delco".

It seems that AC Delco uses the better aftermarket parts for their Professional line. For example, my AC Delco Professional upper and lower control arms were re-boxed Moog CK series. There are plenty of other examples of this, such as with the hub bearings.

Speaking of all this "Professional" line stuff.

I wasn't happy with the Strongarm brand of liftgate struts that I installed back in December on the Burb.

When it was cold out the power liftgate would get almost all the way to the top/fully open, and then would reverse and start coming back down as though it had encountered an obstacle.

I didn't notice this immediately as we don't get a ton of "cold" weather. My point is by the time I realized this I had already thrown out the original lift struts. There wasn't really anything wrong with the old ones, I replaced them as PM thinking it would make the liftgate motor's life a little easier having new struts to lift it.

Anyway, my point in saying all of this is that I went on RA and bought the only AC Delco lift struts they carry, which is the Professional line.

They came in yesterday and guess what...

They are the same exact "Strongarm" lift struts that I currently have on there. Same exact sticker, part number, everything.

I installed the new ones anyway just incase I got a bad one the first go around.

I put the Strongarms back into the AC Delco sleeves and I am sending them back for a refund. The Strongarms were about $15 each and the rebranded Delcos were about $25 each.

Heck of a racket they have going... lol
 

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Speaking of all this "Professional" line stuff.

I wasn't happy with the Strongarm brand of liftgate struts that I installed back in December on the Burb.

When it was cold out the power liftgate would get almost all the way to the top/fully open, and then would reverse and start coming back down as though it had encountered an obstacle.

I didn't notice this immediately as we don't get a ton of "cold" weather. My point is by the time I realized this I had already thrown out the original lift struts. There wasn't really anything wrong with the old ones, I replaced them as PM thinking it would make the liftgate motor's life a little easier having new struts to lift it.

Anyway, my point in saying all of this is that I went on RA and bought the only AC Delco lift struts they carry, which is the Professional line.

They came in yesterday and guess what...

They are the same exact "Strongarm" lift struts that I currently have on there. Same exact sticker, part number, everything.

I installed the new ones anyway just incase I got a bad one the first go around.

I put the Strongarms back into the AC Delco sleeves and I am sending them back for a refund. The Strongarms were about $15 each and the rebranded Delcos were about $25 each.

Heck of a racket they have going... lol
You know what that is? That’s fu**in ********, that’s what that is. :mad:
 

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Used theothertwin to haul my bleeding hound to the doggie ER overnight. She was chasing a squirrel and cut her leg to the artery.

She’s now sleeping in my office.

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poor doggy, we had a rather large Siamese tom cat that like to get up in the engine compartment and sleep one morning my dad went out and started the jeep and fur flew out from under the hood everywhere, cat took off like a bat out of hell and ran off, he finally came back about 3 days later and one whole leg was shaved off down to the muscles, he survived but dam animals.
 

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