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

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tsuintx

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Its just what happens to vehicles with significant miles on them plus additional battery loads, etc. I'm over 150k on mine and in addition to mechanical age, the long term weak points of modifications can show up too.

I know. I'm no stranger to dealing with crap in older vehicles. At least all of the stuff I've been dealing with this year have luckily been somewhat minor (except maybe the AC). For now.

My wife is ready for a newer one, but I think this one still has some good miles ahead of it, so I don't want to get rid of it. Just need to keep on tackling the things as they appear, however frustrating they can be one after another...
 

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Ive had batteries last 10yrs and others crap out in 1 yr.....if you have ever drained it before or jumped it that could have killed a cell.....just sayin....we have all been around enough to know you could get a bad battery and with all the damn electronic BS in these things.....ya know?
 

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Battery was on the charger for 24 hours and showed 12.7V after I unhooked it. My wife is about to hit the road with the Tahoe shortly, so I guess we'll see in a couple of hours if it holds.
 

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I know. I'm no stranger to dealing with crap in older vehicles. At least all of the stuff I've been dealing with this year have luckily been somewhat minor (except maybe the AC). For now.

My wife is ready for a newer one, but I think this one still has some good miles ahead of it, so I don't want to get rid of it. Just need to keep on tackling the things as they appear, however frustrating they can be one after another...
My wife complains all the time when crap goes wrong and says "I just want a warranty".

Ain't happnin
 

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Battery was on the charger for 24 hours and showed 12.7V after I unhooked it. My wife is about to hit the road with the Tahoe shortly, so I guess we'll see in a couple of hours if it holds.
Make sure its topped up with distilled water too. Helped the batter in my old truck go an extra year after it died the last time.
 
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