mikez71
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+1 what george said!
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You'll never get deleted!+1 what george said!
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I also found this on the GM website but I didn’t find the shock sensor.
I found mine and when I touched the module it came off the duct. I added new 3M tape and moved it up on top of the BCM bracket like the TSB outlined.Yep, that's where we installed mine as mentioned earlier if you want to look underneath for them. The shock sensor is getting hard to find but the other it still relatively plentiful.
For those that come along later, while you can install them yourself, they require programming to become operational via ACDelco's TDS system. You can do with this with a subscription and compatible device. You'll very likely have to call their tech support and they will create a custom program for your truck which you can download and install a day or so later.
yeah but why make things easier? hahaha. it was fine with the wheels off, I have my old floor jack from building off road trucks at my house now so it was easy enough.
I relocated everything bc it makes it easier to access. The ICT billet brackets are great and make changing out ac, alt, and power steering extremely easy.I was starting to think this build was made up. Congrats on finally repossessing it!
Why was the A/C compressor relocated?
If you still have the screen, leave it out next timeReplaced the oil pressure sensor for a second time on my Yukon over the weekend. Holy crap, I forgot how much that sucks doing. My wrist and forearm still hurt.