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#61 of 6387 remote starter installation by davecrook1 Dec 06, 2000 (7:39 pm)
The wife wants a remote starter installed on the 2000 Yukon for those -20 degree days. I contacted the dealer who,not surprisingly,warned of voiding the warranty. The installer (Add-On Accessories)has installed hundreds of these things and,off the record,the GMC salesman says that many of his customers have had them installed. Have any of you installed remote starters-particularly those made by DesignTech? If so,any problems? Thanks. Replies to this message: dsatwoods (May 16, 2008 6:47 pm)
#62 of 6387 Yukon Performance in deep snow by davecrook1 Dec 06, 2000 (7:43 pm)
We have yet to experience any deep snow here in VT since purchasing the Yukon in June. I am looking at these tires and wondering if they'll "cut it"when we have deep snow. Particularly since the wife has to drive 1.5 hours to work and MUST be there. I'm considering purchasing some Nokian Hakkepellitas for the Yukon for winter use. We've had them on previous vehicles and they are a terrific winter tire. Does anybody have any experience yet in deep snow with these Firestone Wilderness tires? Thanks
#63 of 6387 by ryanbab Dec 06, 2000 (9:19 pm)
I have firestone wilderness AT's on my silverado. I drove through snow ( i wouldnt say deep) in ohio during thanksgiving. The tires to my amazement handled well. Good traction all around. I am still getting BFG's asap Ryan
#64 of 6387 Brush Guards by jdh8 Dec 06, 2000 (9:54 pm)
Everyone on this list has provided really great information and really helped me make an informed purchase. I've had my 2000 2wd Yukon for 5 months now. I need to ask your assistance on another issue - I'm considering buying brush guards for my rig. I have a few questions that I'd like to ask peoples' input on: 1) Does anyone know for sure the actual effects of installing brush guards on the operation/effectiveness of air bags? 2) For those folks with 2000 Yuks/Hoes/Burbs/XLs, what brands of brush guards have you bought, and how much have you paid? (I'm interested in black for my Pewter truck - what's the difference between matte finish and other finishes?) 3) How difficult is it to install the different brands you all have bought? Is it something that I can do, or do I need to go to a dealer or pro? 4) What about taillight guards - what products have people gone with for these? I've got cargo doors, so I'm not sure if I can even install taillight guards... do they require drilling? I would really appreciate any input that people who have brush guards on their rigs could provide on each of these questions - and on any other concerns... Currently at the top of my list are the FieldSport Brush Bars at Overlander.com for $449... what are your thoughts? Thanks all, in advance... if you wish to email me, send it to jhessbest-in-class.com
#65 of 6387 2 Rear window motors #'s by led Dec 06, 2000 (11:50 pm)
Yes, you are correct about the two different motor numbers. Right side window Regulator #15757401 Left side window Regulator #15757400 BTW if anyone in the Houston area bought their Suburban or Tahoe at Mac Haik Chevy; they will replace the rear window motors in your driveway while you wait. (It takes about 30 minutes)
#66 of 6387 led: Rear Window Part #s by cwmartin Dec 06, 2000 (11:57 pm)
Based upon the part numbers you gave, you must have either a Suburban or Yukon XL because those are the same part numbers that are listed on the defects page of my web site at http://suv.s5.com Clifford
#67 of 6387 New Poll by cwmartin Dec 07, 2000 (12:24 am)
I just posted a new poll at the GMSUV forum at http://www.delphi.com/gmsuv Clifford
#68 of 6387 Side view mirror adjustment by fcornay Dec 07, 2000 (1:32 am)
Don434 - Thanks for the all of your research on this problem and for the information you provided in your post #57 and post #62. I did try to gently press on the mirror glass but did not get the expected rachet action. Removing the glass does not look to be an easy option. Cannot really get a finger or two behind the glass. Perhaps this is one of the things that we must live with. subliminal - Thanks for the tip on use of convex spot mirrors. It may be that this will help the situation.     Sincerely,        fcornay
#69 of 6387 powerstat...petros22 by obyone Dec 07, 2000 (2:48 am)
A piece of cake, a walk through the park, very easy install. You will have to drain some coolant and remove the air intake assembly. Other than that, pretty straight forward. Took me about 30 minutes from start to finish.
#70 of 6387 Auto Start by mrfish64 Dec 07, 2000 (1:55 pm)
I have auto start and it is one of the best things in the world. The only problem is if you start the truck, than decide not to go out, and turn it off with the remote, the radio stays on. So, you have to open a door, then close to deactivate the radio or wait for battery to get low enough so power saver shuts it off. The other option is to turn the radio off before you get out. Not a big deal, but a slight pain in the ass if you run in and out a lot.

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