Fixed my burnt out running board lights with new ones, I have these and the puddle lights wired to come on with the interior lights, the Chevy logo is the puddle light on the Silverado 
What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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Turkey secured and we're off
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She ran pretty strong thru the mountains, did get 1 code for bank one sensor one (02 sensor), that one is a real pita with a front diff in the way, cleared it and it hasn't returned yet, wondering if the 100octane caused it. That one has about 75k on it I think
Today's episode of TemuforTahoe features a new liftgate handle switch as well as some goodies
After disassembly I noticed the switch had been disconnected all along. First install left me disappointed, but some WD40 contact cleaner resolved the issue. Works like a charm! Identical piece for about 9 bucks.
Side note; those 4 nuts and bolts for the handle are absolute genius! Washer and nut pressed as one piece with the washer still spinning freely. Also the bolt tip was designed as a torx head, most likely an anti overtorque feature. Very clever.
Window switch is 100% possible to replace from the outside even though I had the interior panel removed because of the other switch. Works perfectly, about 5 bucks.
And an air freshener for good measure.
Stay tuned for the next episode where I start messing around with parking sensors.
After disassembly I noticed the switch had been disconnected all along. First install left me disappointed, but some WD40 contact cleaner resolved the issue. Works like a charm! Identical piece for about 9 bucks.
Side note; those 4 nuts and bolts for the handle are absolute genius! Washer and nut pressed as one piece with the washer still spinning freely. Also the bolt tip was designed as a torx head, most likely an anti overtorque feature. Very clever.
Window switch is 100% possible to replace from the outside even though I had the interior panel removed because of the other switch. Works perfectly, about 5 bucks.
And an air freshener for good measure.
Stay tuned for the next episode where I start messing around with parking sensors.
