YuCanada
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I just finished school and moving home. Truck needs to make its way here and ship is the only way since it doesn't fit in the planes that fly up.
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What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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I just finished school and moving home. Truck needs to make its way here and ship is the only way since it doesn't fit in the planes that fly up.
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Changed the alternator. One of the easiest alternator changes you could have. I probably spent more time to go to NAPA a few miles from my house than changing it. Haha...
May not have been necessary, but since voltage at the battery was well below 14V while running, I thought might as well. The truck is sometimes a bit slow to crank and now that the battery is a couple of months old and alternator brand new, hopefully that will not be the case anymore. Sometimes it also just clicks, but always starts after a couple more turns of the key.
I did notice that the negative terminal was a bit loose even when tightened as much as I could. It wasn't flopping around, or anything, but just slightly loose so that you could move it by hand. Not sure if that is the cause of the clicks, but I did manage to make a bit tighter, so I guess we'll see.
Hate to hear the wife complaining about it...
May not have been necessary, but since voltage at the battery was well below 14V while running, I thought might as well. The truck is sometimes a bit slow to crank and now that the battery is a couple of months old and alternator brand new, hopefully that will not be the case anymore. Sometimes it also just clicks, but always starts after a couple more turns of the key.
I did notice that the negative terminal was a bit loose even when tightened as much as I could. It wasn't flopping around, or anything, but just slightly loose so that you could move it by hand. Not sure if that is the cause of the clicks, but I did manage to make a bit tighter, so I guess we'll see.
Hate to hear the wife complaining about it...
osidesurfer365
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If the problem continues you might want to look at replacing the negative battery cable. I have a 07 Yukon and at about 75k miles I was experiencing hard starts, low voltage, draining the battery, there is a thread on here if you need more info
65stang
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Looks good man! They did a nice job on it.
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The Denali went in today for door ding repair. Full paint correction and detail and SLP exhaust install.
Anxiously waiting!!!!
