Before someone calls me out, I just remembered there are 2 more wires I forgot about because they’re in a plug, not loose like the others. Now I don’t remember what they were. I’ll try to remember to look when I go back out to the barn tomorrow.
Not really what I should have been working on right now, but I took a couple hours and separated the transfer case wiring from the underdash harness. I was able to pull it out without a wiring diagram, but the next day I found the diagram on Autozone’s site and with that I was able to figure out...
I went to the junkyard today and grabbed some more parts to add to the pile of stuff to go onto this ride to make it better. I got an NP263 HD from a 2002 Chevy 2500HD. I also grabbed the TCCM, dash switch and the dash harness all the way to the underhood fusebox. My plan is to tease out the...
Console was a success last weekend. It was so nice having the cupholders and extra storage during our little roadtrip.
I have decided to move it back 3” though. That extra distance between the front and back console will be nice for putting a cooler or some other kind of bin. That also moves...
Got some parts at the junkyard today to add to the pile of stuff to go ok this Tahoe. I went there for the 6 lug 14 bolt and a battery tray. The visor was a bonus….not sure if I’ll use it, but couldn’t pass it up, especially since they only charged me $35! And then grabbed the 88-94 cupholders...
Thanks! Yeah, exactly what I was thinking - with the ash tray removed it’s easier to trim it out. On the other hand, it does feel more trick having the ash tray there. I’ll let it marinate for a bit.
This week I added a little sumpin’ sumpin’ for my back seat passengers to add to their travel comfort and enjoyment. Any time Kelli’s kids road in the back seats, I felt bad they didn’t have a good place to put their drinks or other little things they had with them. The cupholder in the back of...
Yeah, I had an assortment of blades so I could cut through just one layer or both the inner and outer layers at once. I remember the biggest struggle being the dogleg, but I eventually persevered.