What did you do to your OBS GMT400 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

[th3 shifty]

Got BOSS double din and back up camera installed.

 

[the 18th letter]

Need a new radio in mine but want a OEM radio. Trying to keep this thing as zombie apocalypse proof as possible lol

 

[th3 shifty]

I believe I still have the OEM one in the garage, it’s a CD

 

[the 18th letter]

If the lights and everything work I just may be interested if you don’t plan on storing it.

 

[th3 shifty]

Anyway to test it out if the car with say a battery ?

 

[97YukonNZ]

Just got a shipment from Rock Auto
New inner door lever,door mechanism and a new latch post.

Got them in with a little help from a buddy.
Surprisingly easy to do.
Didn't even have to take the window out!!
Managed to do in place.

Is mint to have a new setup in the old Rig!!!

 

[97YukonNZ]

yeah Boiiii!!
Just had these turn up from over your way.
A set of Various Mfr lights for the Yukon.
Even came with bulbs!!

I am slightly disappointed that they are not glass but I think the tinted finish will update the look of the front that I am hope to achieve.

Have done a few thousand miles around the South Island of Home(New Zealand) over the last 12 months and as inevitably as happens you get damage from trucks n cars chucking stones.

Both park and headlights have stone cracks so is time for a tidy up

 

[Tonyrodz]

View attachment 455988yeah Boiiii!!
Just had these turn up from over your way.
A set of Various Mfr lights for the Yukon.
Even came with bulbs!!

I am slightly disappointed that they are not glass but I think the tinted finish will update the look of the front that I am hope to achieve.

Have done a few thousand miles around the South Island of Home(New Zealand) over the last 12 months and as inevitably as happens you get damage from trucks n cars chucking stones.

Both park and headlights have stone cracks so is time for a tidy up

Be sure to put a bead of silicone around the lenses where the 2 pieces are glued together. Seems like the aftermarket manufacturers never use enough sealant and they always get moisture inside of the lenses. Id also use a little dielectric grease on the gaskets--the ones around the bulbs that plug INTO the back of the lens. Did this with mine and its been 7-8 years and they're bone dry.

 

[97YukonNZ]

Be sure to put a bead of silicone around the lenses where the 2 pieces are glued together. Seems like the aftermarket manufacturers never use enough sealant and they always get moisture inside of the lenses. Id also use a little dielectric grease on the gaskets--the ones around the bulbs that plug INTO the back of the lens. Did this with mine and its been 7-8 years and they're bone dry.

Thanks Tony
I will do that. Anything to create some good longevity in these after market lights would be good.