PG01
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What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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Charlie207
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Does this destroy the torque converter first, then the diff?
I have the pre-requisites, and want to try it once.
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Grabbed some plugs and wires for Deathscalade today. Will probably do coils, too, but probably going with some MSD units from Summit Racing. She’s running good but has a rough idle from time to time so I figure it may be time.
I would try a injector service first or clean the intake up and run injector cleaner in it for a few tank fulls. usually that cleans up the idle
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Yeah, I’ll be doing that, too. I’m not certain this thing has had plugs replaced and she now sits over 130k so figured it’s probably a few things potentially
avalonandl
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Yeah plugs. Use AC not bosch !!
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I just did the 4 piston caliper upgrade. not personally, i have a good local shop that doesn't shy away from these types of upgrades. I went with the Element 3 coated rotes and the Akebono ceramic pads. Waiting for 500 miles to bed it all in(according to the mfr). Nevertheless, It stops much better. i exert such little pressure on the pedal and she stops quick and smoothly. i'm very pleased. 
bigrhino
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Akebono are great pads IMO. I have them on my Tahoe.
Charlie207
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Picked up two black 3rd row seats that match my black interior. Nice lady about an hour away was selling them for $100. All the salvage yards I searched wanted $200+per seat, and no guarantees they'd match or not be covered in funk.
When I put the left seat in the seat back release was stuck, and wouldn't lock. She gave me $10 back and said I had to take them both. Ok!
Got home and stripped the plastic off that seat and, wow, there's a lot happening at first glance. I grabbed some PB Blaster MultiMax, and sprayed everything that had a cable or spring or joint, and applied a few wraps of my 4lb. thumb detector to the stuck lever.
It was tighter than a nun's..... at first, but after some thorough attention it loosened up nicely. Now I just need to clean them up, as they've been sitting in a garage for a few years.
I have some friend flying in from MT & TX at the end of the month, along with their better halves, so I was starting to stress about finding at least one 3rd row seat to squish us all in.
When I put the left seat in the seat back release was stuck, and wouldn't lock. She gave me $10 back and said I had to take them both. Ok!
Got home and stripped the plastic off that seat and, wow, there's a lot happening at first glance. I grabbed some PB Blaster MultiMax, and sprayed everything that had a cable or spring or joint, and applied a few wraps of my 4lb. thumb detector to the stuck lever.
It was tighter than a nun's..... at first, but after some thorough attention it loosened up nicely. Now I just need to clean them up, as they've been sitting in a garage for a few years.
I have some friend flying in from MT & TX at the end of the month, along with their better halves, so I was starting to stress about finding at least one 3rd row seat to squish us all in.
gooffeyguy
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When they're installed if the rear securing hooks aren't secured all the way the backs won't come up. Sometimes I have to flip mine up and slam them down a bit harder in order to get the backs up.
