RooTBeeRthe1st
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Yeah, the paint ruins it for sure. And it's a little long to be reminiscent of the old blazers, but the closest thing to one these days.
What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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Yeah, the paint ruins it for sure. And it's a little long to be reminiscent of the old blazers, but the closest thing to one these days.
George B
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I would need a bushing to use it but I like it.
Bigkevschopshop
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Took mine to dealer for some service specials. 89 dollar alignment was nice. Got my Escalade fob programmed. Sat in new Yukon. I do like the dash. Sunroof is ok. Seats not too great. It’s nice but not 80k nice.
I’ll stay here where I like em.
I’ll stay here where I like em.
Just Fishing
Can't fix stupid
Got off the phone with the machine shop.
seems they have not even had the time to touch my rotating assy yet.
they think maybe this weekend they can "Start".
2 weeks gone.
working on week 3...
got my converter tho!
looks like it didn't come with an o-ring for the input shaft.
So i have one of those on order...
seems they have not even had the time to touch my rotating assy yet.
they think maybe this weekend they can "Start".
2 weeks gone.
working on week 3...
got my converter tho!
looks like it didn't come with an o-ring for the input shaft.
So i have one of those on order...
Converters don’t come with o-rings, nor do you need one unless you’re building your trans yourself.Got off the phone with the machine shop.
seems they have not even had the time to touch my rotating assy yet.
they think maybe this weekend they can "Start".
2 weeks gone.
working on week 3...
got my converter tho!
looks like it didn't come with an o-ring for the input shaft.
So i have one of those on order...
08z71bgm
Supporting Member
I’ve installed quite a few converters and never looked for an oring let alone thought I would need one!Got off the phone with the machine shop.
seems they have not even had the time to touch my rotating assy yet.
they think maybe this weekend they can "Start".
2 weeks gone.
working on week 3...
got my converter tho!
looks like it didn't come with an o-ring for the input shaft.
So i have one of those on order...
Just Fishing
Can't fix stupid
I always heard it was a good ideas, while your there etc.
I also heard others mentioned it came with the converter.
No big deal, i'm a ways out from having the engine done anyways.
Been having a ongoing problem with my amp cutting off, thought the remote was bad, thought the amp was bad, thought the ground was bad, nope mf been loose for a minute I guess, it would work but then cut off when there was a good draw, wire must have finally just fell out and was sitting on the positive connection. Fml just ordered a new amp today also, fixed the wire and everything works perfectly again
That’s why I also solder those big crimp connectors. I don’t trust them.
ya it was fine before, kind of funny it was staring me right in the face I had my meter on the negative post and the other end shoved inside the fuse connector and watched it drop to like 4 volt's and I looked down and see the wire just sitting on the battery post, lol **** face-palm.
