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| I have a 98 Tahoe Z71 and its my first 4X4. The steering has gotten loose and it pulls to the right. If there is one of those anoying lines in the road where they have patched it my Tahoe trys to follow the line. I have to hold it strait when I hit a bump also. Any Ideas on where to begin with this would be greatly appreciated. | |
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Replying to: pierceman (May 13, 2008 9:05 pm) Thanks. |
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Replying to: dsatwoods (May 16, 2008 6:24 pm) |
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I have a 2005 Z71 Tahoe. On the freeway today the oil pressure was sitting on 80 psi. I got home, turned it off, and checked it 5 minutes later. This time it was past 80, probably 100-110psi. Several hours later it had gone down to 70 psi. I check the amount of oil and it is dead on. I figured the sensor was probably broken, but it’s moving around a lot for that. Use 10W-30 Motor1 full synthetic in AZ summer. Any idea on the cause? |
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The Battery is dead on our 2003 Tahoe. Given its 5 years old and hasn't been started in 3 weeks, I'm not too suprised. Any suggestiosn on replacement battery? Is there anything special in the replacement procedure? 2003 LS with power locks and security system --Jay |
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Have used the round cell batteries sold at COSTCO. Two cars have them in service four 4 years and one we use in a motor sailer. They are leak proof, costly but of good quality. Mike Holt |
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Replying to: uncommonman (Sep 16, 2002 10:26 am)
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I'm looking to buy a Tahoe LT3 or Yukon Denali. GM announced its new financing deal this morning and I'm trying to determine how it's impacting the pricing. $7000 owner loyalty rebate or 72 mos. at 0%. Nobody's jumping over themselves on invoice discounts or even selling at invoice. What's the deal with invoice? I thought that invoice pricing was pretty common and that you could even negotiate a discount on invoice. The MSRP on the Yukon is $43,100 and I figure an invoice of around $38,790. The MSRP on the Denali is $53,170 and I'm told that the invoice is $49,019. Shouldn't I be able to get them to finance the invoice amount without cutting into them too deeply? What about discounts in addition to the $7000. Shouldn't they be willing to do inoice minus $7000 minus a little more? Any thoughts based on today's news would be appreciated.
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Replying to: rtapscott (Jun 27, 2008 9:59 am) If I could get the invoice and 0% I'd think about moving up to a Hybrid, although I doubt I'll get much on my trade in |
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