I could zero craps about an old stock Tahoe. But I’ve come to like your videos and you could walk outside and talk about a pile of dog poop on your lawn left by your neighbors dog, and I’d still watch and give a thumbs up. 👍 lol 😂
Dude thank you so much for posting these videos. I have the same truck, same year in black and this has given me new life and inspiration into what I should be doing to my beast. Thank you so much!
I must say, I do chuckle a little bit watching your videos and hearing how much "Rust," is mentioned. Only because I live in Ca, and it makes me appreciate it it more and more when people from outside of Ca complain about how crappy Ca is. One thing we do not immediately look for when buying a used car in Ca is "Rust."
Matt it good to see a note from the old owners ,it will be nice to see you clean this up and enjoy it 200,000 miles is not the end of life for this truck if it was taken care of you can get 100,000 more
Just bought a 2006 Yukon XL 200K miles. Been looking at videos for maintenance and restoration ideas for some common issues with these vehicles. Came across your video series for Tahiti and have watched about 10 videos so far. Really like the series and the content your made with it so far, plan to keep watching more of the Tahiti vids. Thanks,
Don’t know how I came across your videos, but I’m here for anything Chevy! ETA I NEED this actuator video to happen! My Silverado does this now and man, it’s a pain! That note! Awwwwww 🥰😩
Awe, that note was such a classy touch. I loved my 2003gmc Yukon 4x4, and because there was an electrical issue that would stop the vehicle from turning over, I had to trade it in. Worst decision I ever made. It has been 10 years and I cannot take it anymore, I will be purchasing a 2004 Yukon XL 4x4 and will be changing out seats and leveling it out possibly a 3 inch lift, 2in spacers and fatter rubber all around. I will incorporate the wireless charger you recommend and possibly even Android auto 10" display/cd/mp3/Bluetooth....but thanks for the great videos.
Your videos are inspiring me to get out and work on my 'beater' truck. A '78 Chevy C10. They're also inspiring me to make a video series on the work I'm doing to it. My truck is WAY rougher than your "Tahiti" so it could take several years to complete. It runs really good after the work I've done on the engine but it still needs lots of cosmetic fixes. Keep up the good work.
Don't forget to split the transfer case open and do the upgrade for pump rub. Also replace the heater hose quick connectors. Use gm ones and avoid the garbage dorman ones. I own an 06 Yukon with the 5.3 and 4.10 gears 4x4 and it has taken real good care of me.
i just started watching this series of videos. i hoping you go through this car a clean repair or replace everything. very satisfying to watch. keep up the good work.
I was recommended to your things you hate about your ls swapped car and I’m ver interested in your channel! Definitely subscribed and hope to see more content from you! Keep up the good work!
Matt I'm not sure if they still do this or not, but it's worth a try. My brake lines were rusted so bad one actually busted while I was driving (whole other story😂) But my local chevy dealer actually gave me the new brake lines I needed, no charge.
Man thats clean im in QC Canada and these are great for LS donor since we have Lots of Snow and salt the frame on these are really bad the previous gen was way better. we have 2 with Broken frame at my job. and 4l60e because 4l60e. btw i have started a LM7/T56 swap in my 85 Sport coupe. i should do vid but not equiped for and im a french Canadian!
I have an ‘07 tahoe and I love it! But watching your videos has made me really want to make sure she’s all kept up with! 😊 but now my husband is tired of all of my questions about what I can get fixed on it 🤣 thanks!
MATT!!! When you do those shocks, upgrade it for a heavier duty. Since you intend to be towing with it, the stock ones are alright but can’t handle the weight as well as I’d like. Have one of my own and have towed my Camaro before also.
Really enjoying the videos and getting me to do a refresh of my 2005 Tahoe instead of selling it. Question, did you ever fix the heater/AC actuator in the dash? I had had this problem for years and it is on my to-do list for the summer.
I bought a 2003 C/1500 Tahoe in March with 287,000 for $2700.4.8 LS. Runs OK, but mileage is just over 13/mpg. Worst gripe is AFU 8-Way driver's master switch. Also tells me DOOR IS AJAR when it ain't. A/C is down, and I'm in Tucson in summer. Passenger window has to be energized from local switch. Master won't control it. Sometimes, rear passenger window comes down on its own. Got it because my mechanic retired and told me get a truck built in this century. But mainly I'm running my '71 GMC Jimmy K/1500 or my '68 Chevy C/10 Stepside to get parts for the 'Hoe.
Not too long ago I picked up a tahoe as well, got mine with 201k and now it has 211k. I live in Northern PA so rust is a big issue here, my tahoe is from Kansas where it spent its whole life so it’s nice underneath. I had the same mindset, high miles and no rust is much better than low miles and rotted out. So I’ll definitely be watching this series as I have the same problem with the trans cooler lines lol. Subbed!
Keep the Tahoe videos coming, man! I just picked up a 2004 GMC Yukon XL 2500 with 110k miles. It has a 6.0, but I really like seeing your detailed look at this truck. Z71 always looks nice.
Lovin' the Tahoe series. I picked up an '01 LS 4x4 a couple of years ago. Mine came little cleaner than your's came (about the same mileage)... but, these damned fools around here have hit-run on me three times in the last six months !! Absolutely love this car though.
Please continue videos on the z71 tahoe. I have a similar 05 z71 tahoe I’m working on currently. I love these old things, they are still a great SUV and deserve some love!
I have a similar truck, same color, just a year newer and not Z71. Leased from new until 13,310, then owner before me had until 126,412. Extensive records! It will be retired from regular duty someday, but don't see myself parting with it.
I’m way late seeing this video. Your panhard rod IS bent . My 03’ Yukon broke on me . I welded it & got a replacement that was straight . My current 04’ Tahoe panhard is straight and has led a easier southern life !
Just subscribed. I have an 01 Silverado with a 5.3. 150,000 on it, love it. Having emergency brake issues aso, not first time. Like to see how you fix the Tahoe. Brake lines are rusted on mine also. I subscribed cause of the Tahoe. Maybe be some helpful tips for me.
To answer your question, yes it is tweaked a little bit! I've seen it like that and if you look closely you'll see that the pan hard bar and bushing are bent! I've only seen that happen from an improper tow! They put the hook around the rear pan hard bar and axle to put it up onto the roll off!
K&N air filters are sprayed w oil and releases droplets of oil to intake air which contaminate and stick to sensors Mass Etc.and need to be clean at a faster interval.
Wow! Great buy! At 200 thousand miles I would never trust it on a long trip but,this will be an awesome daily driver for around town!!...I for whatever reason can never find deals like this!..lol!
Late comment but for the parking brake my 06 Silverado, the pedal inside broke multiple times at the spot where the cable clipped into it. Not sure if you ever got it fixed with shoes or anything else but just throwing my experience out there
i know this was 5 years ago buy future reference get a can of electronic cleaner pull the knobs off of the climate control spray a lil in there and it will fix it have done it to numerous cars also works for electronic switches for windows, locks etc love the tahoe btw
Do you recommend a thicker oil for a truck with 140,000 miles? I usually use what the truck recommends but I wondered if I should use a thicker oil due to the high mileage.
Heads up, the stepper motors in the cluster assembly are prone to go bad. I have a 04, found a company in jacksonville florida thatll replace them. Found them on ebay, theyll request all the information mileage, hours, etc.... and theyll ship you a new one and you send in your old one. Want to say that it was around $200, plus a core charge that got refunded after they recieved the old one. Just a heads up man!
And if the rear loses heat, its a blend door actuator inside the panel behind driver rear seat. Dont order it from amazon, match part numbers with ebay. Its a common issue with these tahoe/suburbans as well.
Hello my name is Troy..I have a 2004 GMC Yukon with 145.000 on it I’ve been replacing parts on it a lot …it’s pretty old now but I still love my truck…but some things still need replacing…one is my reverse lights does not work.. I checked the bulbs and check the fuses but still no reverse lights I don’t know what’s going on… another problem I’m having when I turn left or right I’m hearing grinding noise.. do you have any suggestions for me I can probably help me out I would deeply appreciate it
might be too late but the climate controls can be fixed by spraying electrical contact cleaner once the knobs are removed. Use a good quality like Deoxit.
Do not replace your climate control, you will be wasting your money. Pull the knobs off and spray electrical contact cleaner in there. 95% of the time that is all it needs, I've had to do it twice on my 04 escalade in the last 5 years and it worked both times.
2:10 pull knobs right off and spray electrical cleaner into the small joint where the knob bar is. Worked for me instantly. Late, but just sayin for anyone else.
Hey boss did u ever change the actuator for the ac blowing hot air on ur driver side I have the same problem on my Yukon which is the same thing i was looking for the video but no luck finding it!?
Man you’re fucking brave! I wouldn’t ever trust “Ramps” with that kind of weight. Honestly I don’t ever trust them alone! Do yourself a favor and throw a couple of jack stands under it to catch the truck if they were to collapse while you’re under there! Ramps are famous for failing! Just trying to be helpful, be careful bro!
LsxMatt You could still use the ramps to get it in the air, my suggestion is just to stick a couple of jackstands under each side once it’s already up there to keep her from falling on you if the ramps were to collapse! Even using rhino ramps doesn’t matter, they’re still really not safe! If you’re going to go buy anything my suggestion would be, and I do own these things, go by the yellow Daytona 3 ton yellow jack at Harbor freight. And if you have a northern tool supply anywhere near you or if you want to order them get their brand of jackstands with a little pin that you can put through the top big enough that will support the weight of the truck. I have an 08 Tahoe that I’ve been using that Jack and jackstands on for couple for years now, both are reliable and both made of thick heavy gauge metal and completely safe and honestly the best way to go. Plus you can use them to get your Camaro extra high in the air if you want to like say to do a transmission job it’s nice to have the extra room underneath as I know from experience with my 98 Camaro.
LsxMatt this is the set up I use, and is proven safe and effective with my 08 Tahoe, and awesome for transmission work with my 98 Camaro. I’ve been through many jacks, and jack stands over the years, and these are by FAR the best as far as safety and budget goes. You truly do get the best of both worlds with these things! Here are some links to the set up I use. The jack stands are on sale for $10 off and free shipping right now. Harbor freight yellow Daytona 3 ton floor jack m.harborfreight.com/3-ton-daytona-professional-steel-floor-jack-super-duty-63183.html Northern tool double locking 6 ton jack stands m.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200717287_200717287
LsxMatt cool. Let me know how they work out for you and how you like them. I’ve recommended this combo to a few people I know, and everyone has been very happy with them all so far going back a couple years now. Harbor freight and northern tool should be paying me a commission;)
dorman makes a climate control for my trailblazer. it looks just like yours. it costs $160.00ish. if you buy the factory one it’s like $250.00 then you have to pay the dealer to program it.
You can pull the knobs off and spray some electrical contact cleaner and turn the knobs back and forth Done it to many suburbans and it definitely helps
That was going to be my suggestion too.. try cleaning the contacts on knobs first.. worked on radio of my old grand am and on controls on coworkers old trail blazer.
That note is the cutest
That note from the previous owner's kid is so adorable omg.
Had to be the previous owner's kid who wrote you that note! You can tell by the handwriting. Shows you how much they all must've loved that truck.
I could zero craps about an old stock Tahoe. But I’ve come to like your videos and you could walk outside and talk about a pile of dog poop on your lawn left by your neighbors dog, and I’d still watch and give a thumbs up. 👍 lol 😂
I see an old stock Tahoe and want to have an extended conversation with the owner!
Dude thank you so much for posting these videos. I have the same truck, same year in black and this has given me new life and inspiration into what I should be doing to my beast.
Thank you so much!
I must say, I do chuckle a little bit watching your videos and hearing how much "Rust," is mentioned. Only because I live in Ca, and it makes me appreciate it it more and more when people from outside of Ca complain about how crappy Ca is. One thing we do not immediately look for when buying a used car in Ca is "Rust."
they sure did luck out! you have shown so much love to this truck... I've been watching you videos of restoring her 🤗
Love the note! 🤣 Was meant to be you will save it for sure, great start 👍😎💪
And finally I know why you call it Tahiti, great story!
I'm looking forward to these Tahiti videos.
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Matt it good to see a note from the old owners ,it will be nice to see you clean this up and enjoy it 200,000 miles is not the end of life for this truck if it was taken care of you can get 100,000 more
That's so cool you found that note, seriously I've watched all your Tahoe video and they are great, keep them going.
Just bought a 2006 Yukon XL 200K miles. Been looking at videos for maintenance and restoration ideas for some common issues with these vehicles. Came across your video series for Tahiti and have watched about 10 videos so far. Really like the series and the content your made with it so far, plan to keep watching more of the Tahiti vids. Thanks,
Don’t know how I came across your videos, but I’m here for anything Chevy!
ETA I NEED this actuator video to happen! My Silverado does this now and man, it’s a pain!
That note! Awwwwww 🥰😩
Awe, that note was such a classy touch. I loved my 2003gmc Yukon 4x4, and because there was an electrical issue that would stop the vehicle from turning over, I had to trade it in. Worst decision I ever made. It has been 10 years and I cannot take it anymore, I will be purchasing a 2004 Yukon XL 4x4 and will be changing out seats and leveling it out possibly a 3 inch lift, 2in spacers and fatter rubber all around. I will incorporate the wireless charger you recommend and possibly even Android auto 10" display/cd/mp3/Bluetooth....but thanks for the great videos.
Driftstang and Kyle's Jimmy 🤘 Big fan of those projects as well
they would be proud knowing it went to someone who takes well care of his vehicles
My '04 Z-Burban was dubbed Sir Bobbin by my daughter, Bob for short. :D Same color as yours even, just a bit longer.
Your videos are inspiring me to get out and work on my 'beater' truck. A '78 Chevy C10. They're also inspiring me to make a video series on the work I'm doing to it. My truck is WAY rougher than your "Tahiti" so it could take several years to complete. It runs really good after the work I've done on the engine but it still needs lots of cosmetic fixes. Keep up the good work.
Don't forget to split the transfer case open and do the upgrade for pump rub. Also replace the heater hose quick connectors. Use gm ones and avoid the garbage dorman ones. I own an 06 Yukon with the 5.3 and 4.10 gears 4x4 and it has taken real good care of me.
Def do an interior cleaning video.
that note was very cool
i just started watching this series of videos. i hoping you go through this car a clean repair or replace everything. very satisfying to watch. keep up the good work.
That note is adorable. I hope the kid that left that note finds your videos!
Love that note. Now I know how you came up with the name "Tahiti". Too bad there's no way to let the old family know that "She's" in good hands.
I was recommended to your things you hate about your ls swapped car and I’m ver interested in your channel! Definitely subscribed and hope to see more content from you! Keep up the good work!
I watched all the newer videos on Tahiti. Now I am here to see the story about the note.
I bet the old family would appreciate how famous their Tahoe would become.
Keep 'em coming, enjoy watching them, I have an S-10 and Ford Ranger and this video helps when checking them out.
Matt I'm not sure if they still do this or not, but it's worth a try. My brake lines were rusted so bad one actually busted while I was driving (whole other story😂) But my local chevy dealer actually gave me the new brake lines I needed, no charge.
Man thats clean im in QC Canada and these are great for LS donor since we have Lots of Snow and salt the frame on these are really bad the previous gen was way better. we have 2 with Broken frame at my job. and 4l60e because 4l60e.
btw i have started a LM7/T56 swap in my 85 Sport coupe. i should do vid but not equiped for and im a french Canadian!
I have an ‘07 tahoe and I love it! But watching your videos has made me really want to make sure she’s all kept up with! 😊 but now my husband is tired of all of my questions about what I can get fixed on it 🤣 thanks!
MATT!!! When you do those shocks, upgrade it for a heavier duty. Since you intend to be towing with it, the stock ones are alright but can’t handle the weight as well as I’d like. Have one of my own and have towed my Camaro before also.
Really enjoying the videos and getting me to do a refresh of my 2005 Tahoe instead of selling it. Question, did you ever fix the heater/AC actuator in the dash? I had had this problem for years and it is on my to-do list for the summer.
I bought a 2003 C/1500 Tahoe in March with 287,000 for $2700.4.8 LS. Runs OK, but mileage is just over 13/mpg. Worst gripe is AFU 8-Way driver's master switch. Also tells me DOOR IS AJAR when it ain't. A/C is down, and I'm in Tucson in summer. Passenger window has to be energized from local switch. Master won't control it. Sometimes, rear passenger window comes down on its own. Got it because my mechanic retired and told me get a truck built in this century. But mainly I'm running my '71 GMC Jimmy K/1500 or my '68 Chevy C/10 Stepside to get parts for the 'Hoe.
Not too long ago I picked up a tahoe as well, got mine with 201k and now it has 211k. I live in Northern PA so rust is a big issue here, my tahoe is from Kansas where it spent its whole life so it’s nice underneath. I had the same mindset, high miles and no rust is much better than low miles and rotted out. So I’ll definitely be watching this series as I have the same problem with the trans cooler lines lol. Subbed!
How nice. Very cool you found that note.
Keep the Tahoe videos coming, man! I just picked up a 2004 GMC Yukon XL 2500 with 110k miles. It has a 6.0, but I really like seeing your detailed look at this truck. Z71 always looks nice.
That's super low miles.
Lovin' the Tahoe series. I picked up an '01 LS 4x4 a couple of years ago. Mine came little cleaner than your's came (about the same mileage)... but, these damned fools around here have hit-run on me three times in the last six months !! Absolutely love this car though.
Great quality! New subscriber. interested in Tahoe series since I just got one.
I just purchased a 03 suburban with 243.000ish miles. Seeing this video inspired me to work cleaning it. I just replaced the actuators under the dash.
Please continue videos on the z71 tahoe. I have a similar 05 z71 tahoe I’m working on currently. I love these old things, they are still a great SUV and deserve some love!
I have a similar truck, same color, just a year newer and not Z71. Leased from new until 13,310, then owner before me had until 126,412. Extensive records! It will be retired from regular duty someday, but don't see myself parting with it.
Awesome, to find the note, in the rear compartment ,👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽
i love watching maintenance videos too especially on this specific vehicle because i plan on getting one in the near future
I’m way late seeing this video. Your panhard rod IS bent . My 03’ Yukon broke on me . I welded it & got a replacement that was straight . My current 04’ Tahoe panhard is straight and has led a easier southern life !
Matt dorman makes replacement stainless steel brake lines for those trucks
Just subscribed. I have an 01 Silverado with a 5.3. 150,000 on it, love it. Having emergency brake issues aso, not first time. Like to see how you fix the Tahoe. Brake lines are rusted on mine also. I subscribed cause of the Tahoe. Maybe be some helpful tips for me.
To answer your question, yes it is tweaked a little bit! I've seen it like that and if you look closely you'll see that the pan hard bar and bushing are bent! I've only seen that happen from an improper tow! They put the hook around the rear pan hard bar and axle to put it up onto the roll off!
That note was definitely the coolest
Nice on the new ride bro, keep truckin.
That would be awesome to locate old owners
K&N air filters are sprayed w oil and releases droplets of oil to intake air which contaminate and stick to sensors Mass Etc.and need to be clean at a faster interval.
Wow! Great buy! At 200 thousand miles I would never trust it on a long trip but,this will be an awesome daily driver for around town!!...I for whatever reason can never find deals like this!..lol!
Late comment but for the parking brake my 06 Silverado, the pedal inside broke multiple times at the spot where the cable clipped into it. Not sure if you ever got it fixed with shoes or anything else but just throwing my experience out there
i know this was 5 years ago buy future reference get a can of electronic cleaner pull the knobs off of the climate control spray a lil in there and it will fix it have done it to numerous cars also works for electronic switches for windows, locks etc love the tahoe btw
My parking brakes does that too. Goes straight to the floor, but it does work.
Do you recommend a thicker oil for a truck with 140,000 miles? I usually use what the truck recommends but I wondered if I should use a thicker oil due to the high mileage.
Hyped for detail phase
Me too, I can’t wait to do the carpet cleaning and paint correction. The weather is killing me😩
Heads up, the stepper motors in the cluster assembly are prone to go bad. I have a 04, found a company in jacksonville florida thatll replace them. Found them on ebay, theyll request all the information mileage, hours, etc.... and theyll ship you a new one and you send in your old one. Want to say that it was around $200, plus a core charge that got refunded after they recieved the old one. Just a heads up man!
And if the rear loses heat, its a blend door actuator inside the panel behind driver rear seat. Dont order it from amazon, match part numbers with ebay. Its a common issue with these tahoe/suburbans as well.
Love these kinds of videos!
I wonder if the old owners have see all the stuff you’ve done to the truck, I hope they’d be happy, I know I am
Dang i wish i could have your 3rd row seat. Need some for my 05 tahoe
Hello my name is Troy..I have a 2004 GMC Yukon with 145.000 on it I’ve been replacing parts on it a lot …it’s pretty old now but I still love my truck…but some things still need replacing…one is my reverse lights does not work.. I checked the bulbs and check the fuses but still no reverse lights I don’t know what’s going on… another problem I’m having when I turn left or right I’m hearing grinding noise.. do you have any suggestions for me I can probably help me out I would deeply appreciate it
might be too late but the climate controls can be fixed by spraying electrical contact cleaner once the knobs are removed. Use a good quality like Deoxit.
Someone else mentioned this as well. I have to try it!
I hope the girl finds this video
Keep it it coming Matt it a nice truck
Do not replace your climate control, you will be wasting your money. Pull the knobs off and spray electrical contact cleaner in there. 95% of the time that is all it needs, I've had to do it twice on my 04 escalade in the last 5 years and it worked both times.
I notice if I put pressure on the knob as I turn, it works without a problem. Will definitely try it.
@@lsxmatt mine worked with pressure on it also then after spraying it, it works like new
2:10 pull knobs right off and spray electrical cleaner into the small joint where the knob bar is. Worked for me instantly. Late, but just sayin for anyone else.
yup that fixed mine also
Hey boss did u ever change the actuator for the ac blowing hot air on ur driver side I have the same problem on my Yukon which is the same thing i was looking for the video but no luck finding it!?
Mine started working again weirdly. Theres a small procedure to reset the motor position. I think mine was out of wack from the battery being dead.
*Matt* Upgrade the exhaust! That is the first thing I did to my *2010 Ford Explorer 4X4 V8 XLT.*
What the name of the auction, can you link it here please?
What did you use on the windshield?
Did you use synthetic oil I have 200,000 miles on my 05 Tahoe
Be VERY CAREFUL with that transmission drain plug! They usually strip.
Did you get rid of your third row seats?
How’s the heat to do it now launch the Tahoe
Man you’re fucking brave! I wouldn’t ever trust “Ramps” with that kind of weight. Honestly I don’t ever trust them alone! Do yourself a favor and throw a couple of jack stands under it to catch the truck if they were to collapse while you’re under there! Ramps are famous for failing! Just trying to be helpful, be careful bro!
My jacks a low profile so It doesn’t get high enough to get jack stands under it. I have to pick up a set of rhino ramps!
LsxMatt You could still use the ramps to get it in the air, my suggestion is just to stick a couple of jackstands under each side once it’s already up there to keep her from falling on you if the ramps were to collapse!
Even using rhino ramps doesn’t matter, they’re still really not safe!
If you’re going to go buy anything my suggestion would be, and I do own these things, go by the yellow Daytona 3 ton yellow jack at Harbor freight. And if you have a northern tool supply anywhere near you or if you want to order them get their brand of jackstands with a little pin that you can put through the top big enough that will support the weight of the truck.
I have an 08 Tahoe that I’ve been using that Jack and jackstands on for couple for years now, both are reliable and both made of thick heavy gauge metal and completely safe and honestly the best way to go.
Plus you can use them to get your Camaro extra high in the air if you want to like say to do a transmission job it’s nice to have the extra room underneath as I know from experience with my 98 Camaro.
ANTIVNM good idea, Ill put the jack-stands under there when I do the trans lines. Just need to pickup a jack and the stronger stands then.
LsxMatt this is the set up I use, and is proven safe and effective with my 08 Tahoe, and awesome for transmission work with my 98 Camaro.
I’ve been through many jacks, and jack stands over the years, and these are by FAR the best as far as safety and budget goes. You truly do get the best of both worlds with these things!
Here are some links to the set up I use.
The jack stands are on sale for $10 off and free shipping right now.
Harbor freight yellow Daytona 3 ton floor jack
m.harborfreight.com/3-ton-daytona-professional-steel-floor-jack-super-duty-63183.html
Northern tool double locking 6 ton jack stands
m.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200717287_200717287
LsxMatt cool. Let me know how they work out for you and how you like them.
I’ve recommended this combo to a few people I know, and everyone has been very happy with them all so far going back a couple years now.
Harbor freight and northern tool should be paying me a commission;)
So uh, giving my 01 suburban 3/4 throttle, is a bad thing?
And hey, does your horn work by chance? Just curious.
It does, its actually the original too👍
My panhard bar is the same way.
x2, my '02 is the same.
Good to know thanks👍
@@lsxmatt you're welcome!
My volume knob on my 2014 tahoe stereo does the same thing as your ac....
pull it off and spray some contact cleaner up in it, should take care of the issue
Going up to a thicker oil is a myth I'm pretty sure lol
4l80e swap and a turbo. Make it happen cap'n!
I actually thought of maybeeee doing a turbo on the camaro one day and recycling the blower on the tahoe🤔
@@lsxmatt I like that idea!
Dude why do you buy from AutoZone?! Crappiest car parts in North America oy..
dorman makes a climate control for my trailblazer. it looks just like yours. it costs $160.00ish. if you buy the factory one it’s like $250.00 then you have to pay the dealer to program it.
Does the dorman one need programming? That seems like the way to go then!
@@lsxmatt no it doesn't, it comes with instructions on how to self program.
You can pull the knobs off and spray some electrical contact cleaner and turn the knobs back and forth
Done it to many suburbans and it definitely helps
That was going to be my suggestion too.. try cleaning the contacts on knobs first.. worked on radio of my old grand am and on controls on coworkers old trail blazer.
Don’t put synthetic trans fluid in it. Just use regular fluid.
Great Tahoe content. Thanks
I can wait to take out the stock 305 on my 84 camaro z28 and swap it with a 350
Alot of variables. Look up IROCZ GROUP on facebook. Very knowledgeable members. Ask your questions!
Just buy a 5.3 scarp the 305 & 350
Squat it just a lil.just a lil lean nothing crazy would make the stance look aggressive