Love when I get the munchies and then remember I forgot I had snacks in the truck lol
What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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George B
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Chili Cheese Fritos! Great on chili!
George B
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Is my 2013 suburban subject to the steering shaft clunk issue. I have a light clunking when turning the wheel. Searching didn’t result in much info. Is there a lower column bearing?
Mickey_7106
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Had to replace the lift support on the gate. After a Google search i decided to replace the gate and rear glass with strong arm supports. Best replacement so far. The generic supports i had for the rear glass would give out below 62°. Always had to hold the glass up with my head. Now the glass stays up so far even at 52° and i have to apply a good amount of pressure to close it
Sam Harris
Supporting Member
I bought a string of 150-200 LEDs, and painstakingly wrapped, and ziptied them to all the necessary areas. Was a royal PITA.Yeah, i need to get this done sooner than later.
Hard part is it looks like i need to find an existing set that will work, and then wire and trim them up so they work with the deer and don't look like ass.
I have a net light set that looks like it might be a good donor, just looks like a massive pita.
And something i have been putting off for some time now.
What did you use for your little deer?
That’s just a little less than the $1000 the dealer wanted to install one. I mean, $800 for the install? WTF.
Kee Fuller
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Got it saved. I’m going to give this warranty company a call tomorrow and find out how a safety item can be denied a claim
Tonyrodz
Resident Resident
They don't call them "stealerships" for nuthin'.
Sparksalot
Supporting Member
The tool needed for those four weird seat mount nuts costs $750.
iamdub
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The only tool involved is stored behind a desk in the service department office.
