she's a little wet all over *she's a squirter*
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What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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2 holes at that end and 1 at the other should fix my bathtub issue
Sparksalot
Supporting Member
I have this in thecopcar. I pulled the strip off one strip completely, the other I pulled one pin.
George B
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Anyone running the Morimoto 2 stroke 3.0 LEDs in an NNBS? I am looking for an upgrade and not fond of the brighter halogen bulbs as I know the life expectancy is shorter. I like the cooling setup of the Morimoto 2 stroke 3.0 because they would keep the housings warmer in the winter months and help with snow buildup.
08z71bgm
Supporting Member
So did an oil change and oil pressure is amazing. 48e filter. Makes no difference. Engine masters. They are all the same for the most part. Microns are the same for 90% of the alternatives.
Anyways I turn right and hear squealing. Stay straight nothing. Turn wheel to the right squeal. 99% it’s inner brake pad. Time for pads so I went to look for casting and left said 245c. That doesn’t match jack on rock. Any ideas? 285c?
Anyways I turn right and hear squealing. Stay straight nothing. Turn wheel to the right squeal. 99% it’s inner brake pad. Time for pads so I went to look for casting and left said 245c. That doesn’t match jack on rock. Any ideas? 285c?
ya it's always the drivers side rear door that does it, so fixed it finally usually it's not a big deal but we got over 10" of rain so it was a swimming pool inside.
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whatever was wet must have dried out this morning now that it stopped raining it's shifting normal again so I dropped it off at the shop to have them check the harness for water intrusion, replace the o-ring and put some dieletric grease in it. since this was the 1st rain I don't want it to be a continuous issue.
swathdiver
Full Access Member
Those 109s are all time, parked or in gear moving or in gear sitting still.
Boy, that's just a little rain storm over here! LOL Just not as cold and no snow afterwards!
Check your drip weather strips at the rear corner of both rear doors. We just discovered rust bubbling out from under them on both sides. Too much rain to make the repair, I have one gasket and just ordered another and will probably make the repair in November when we get more than one day in a row without rain.
gooffeyguy
Tom
Uh, there should be a couple oval shaped plugs under that strip you can remove and keep them out.
I think I had 2 per door....
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saw 1 one of those I already made 3 holes I usually am backed in the driveway nose down so either way it will drain now
