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

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Wes
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from the pic that looks just like torque app and that app is open source. so I'd guess yours right, as long as the radio you pick will support the app and had Bluetooth to a cheap dongle. it seems like it should work.

might be a blue too plug in missing but the pids for the standard obd 2 data is the same for both trucks. I don't see how the radio would know it's in a 06 vs and 07?
it's not the radio it's the interface used, I'm guessing you could tell it is 07 and just use the obd adapter for the data to the radio, I know certain things on the maestro can be bypassed or just simply not connected and could likely just be used for a obd data feed only
 

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Those old shocks were toast.
Since they wear ever so slightly it is easy not to notice how bad they have gotten over the years.
It was a night and day difference on every car I've done shocks and struts on.
Was very noticeable when I did all four on my sister's 2009 Silverado.
My brother in law could believe the difference and he hardly ever drives the truck.
Yeah as soon as I compressed the old vs. new side by side I could tell they were smoked. Saving my pocket lint and buttons for a pair of 5100s for the front.
 

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