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

[CaptainAmerica1]

noticed my oem backup camera is getting intermittently "grainy" looking like a old analog tv station that doesn't come in clear
wondering if anyone has experienced the same and if it turned out to be the camera or something else.

Oxidation on the connectors?

 

[89Suburban]

Not sure, but I think @Rocket Man shared some opinions on hose clamps a while back. Seemed pretty passionate about it if I recall correctly.

Let sleeping dogs lie dammit!!! LOL

 

[89Suburban]

T-minus 1 hour to front left hub replacement. . .

 

[Doubeleive]

Oxidation on the connectors?

Not sure what it could be I have a aftermarket head unit and the adapter to use the oem camera it's been fine for the last 3-4 years, nothings been touched it just started doing it recently one time it's fine crystal clear then next time it's grainy like a potato cam little dots all over, like a old b&w tv that gets a crappy tv station
i guess I can have the wife put it in reverse and I can try smacking the camera (risky lol)

 

[gooffeyguy]

Not sure what it could be I have a aftermarket head unit and the adapter to use the oem camera it's been fine for the last 3-4 years, nothings been touched it just started doing it recently one time it's fine crystal clear then next time it's grainy like a potato cam little dots all over, like a old b&w tv that gets a crappy tv station
i guess I can have the wife put it in reverse and I can try smacking the camera (risky lol)

Wheel chocks ftw

 

[BlackHoe13]

Well the dod/vvt delete went smooth as butter. Fired right up on first start. Now for the fine tune. Got a local guy that is a wizard with hp tuners. Check out Big Dogs Tuning on Facebook. Kevin Winstead. Sorry for no 1st start video….if anyone has any questions just message me.

 

[RooTBeeRthe1st]

Wheel chocks ftw

I mean, you can just turn the key on and put it in reverse without starting it.

 

[StrkAliteN]

What are those trees- the three on the left and those in that line on the right? I'm taking notes for some future landscaping and looking for some like those. Also, what climate are you in?

They are called arbor-vitae or something like that. They are a shrub I think ( not a tree ) I live in PNW and they easily grow here ( the Evergreen state - hahaha )
I planted ( and yes DUG all the holes 10yrs ago and planted the row along the driveway. They were around 5' tall then and now 10 years later are around 12 feet tall.

Zero maintenance - they provide instant privacy and look nicer than a fence.

Deers love to nibble on them also. that is why at around the 3-4-5 foot mark they appear shaped funny.

pretty cheap around here. I bought them at around $30ea and planted myself

 

[StrkAliteN]

I'm looking at a nice row of those trees here soon.
Might be slightly different, supposed to top out at about 15ft.
I dig the look.

Yea they provide good privacy and do not need painting every few years like a fence does

pic shows the steep slope of my house - driveway

taken past day or so. rarely does it snow this low elevation. up in the mountains they have over 10-20 feet right now

 

[89Suburban]

@Tonyrodz your the FREAKIN MAN!!!


I made a video for you, I’ll post it when I get wrapped up here.