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#2515 of 3122 Re: Getting the freaks to leave you alone... :) [gfraigun] by nedzel May 09, 2007 (11:17 am)
Replying to: gfraigun (May 09, 2007 7:14 am) "Ever try fitting, two adults, two children in car seats, strollers, diaper bag, toys, snacks and all of the other stuff for the kids in a small car... then try going to the store."   To be fair, you could do that in a minivan and get better mileage than a Tahoe/Suburban. If you need to tow a heavy trailer, then a minivan won't cut it. But you don't need a Tahoe/Suburban for a family of four. You might want one, but that's a different story... Replies to this message: seabyrd (May 09, 2007 1:18 pm) ahightower (May 10, 2007 4:52 am)
#2516 of 3122 Re: Getting the freaks to leave you alone... :) [nedzel] by seabyrd May 09, 2007 (1:18 pm)
Replying to: nedzel (May 09, 2007 11:17 am) There are a lot bigger problems in the world than gas prices. Believe me there is plenty of fuel. Most of the folks who can afford the higher end vehicles are paying much higher taxes too.. plus luxury tax on many vehicles. You should be happy to see that most of these folks are not as closed minded as many are.. Most of us work very hard for the priviledges that we have and we should be able to drive what ever we want without some pea-brain picking on us.
#2519 of 3122 Hey Everyone... by gfraigun May 09, 2007 (3:20 pm)
I'm looking for people in California that match either of these situations..   1. 2007 Tahoe LT2 with a Navigation system and bose. 2. 2007 Tahoe any trim with Navigation system that has the disapearing clock problem. (To see if this is you put an MP3 disk in the radio and leave it in for a couple of days listening to it.)   I'm having some issues with my truck and I'm looking for people in the same boat that might might be able to direct me to their dealer if they've gotten the problems fixed. Hense, why I care about people in California... Replies to this message: greggboston (May 11, 2007 6:24 pm) gfraigun (May 18, 2007 2:10 pm) greggboston (May 20, 2007 6:17 pm) and 3 more...
#2520 of 3122 Re: Getting the freaks to leave you alone... :) [nedzel] by ahightower May 10, 2007 (4:52 am)
Replying to: nedzel (May 09, 2007 11:17 am) A lot of minivans don't do much better. Read the real world mileage reports in the minivan forums. You'll see 18 mpg or so compared to 16 in a Tahoe. Not enough difference there for me to drive a rattly-door dorkmobile that can't carry all our camping gear without sagging in the rear end.
#2521 of 3122 Re: windshield wiper availability and performance issue [junglegeorge] by seannslo May 11, 2007 (7:37 am)
Replying to: junglegeorge (Feb 20, 2007 6:32 am) George-   Interesting that I live in CA and own a 2007 LTZ as well. We have had it just over a year now and our passenger side wiper blade has flown off twice!!! (no ice or snow!) Both times my wife had to stop and go back to find the wiper blade. we are trying to find a source for these wiper blades for our business and are having difficulties as well. It is unfortunate that these were not tested more rigorously before dumped onto such a nice vehicle! Replies to this message: rockman59 (May 11, 2007 4:08 pm)
#2522 of 3122 Low fuel warning hyperactive by macman246 May 11, 2007 (1:04 pm)
We have 650 miles on our '07 Yukon Denali. Has anyone experienced premature low fuel warnings?   This happened all on the same tank, over 2 days. When idling facing downhill with a 1/4 tank, the needle went down to between E and 1/4, and the low fuel warning went off. After leveling off the needle never went back up. After parking level for 2-3 hours, the needle was still between E and 1/4. Parking overnight, the needle came up past 1/4, then dropped all the way down to E when idling downhill for 1-2 minutes, setting off the warning again. Afterwards when idling on level ground, the needle never budged from E.   Right after that, I tanked up and put in 20.5 gallons, which means I still had 6 gallons left. The DIC said I had used 20.6 gallons.   Anyone else experience this? The hills we experienced this on are NOT steep hills at all, just slight inclines. Replies to this message: gfraigun (May 11, 2007 1:24 pm) rockman59 (May 11, 2007 4:01 pm) normy (May 13, 2007 7:56 am) gfraigun (May 13, 2007 7:23 pm) normy (May 14, 2007 10:05 am) csprick (May 18, 2007 10:19 am) and 9 more...
#2523 of 3122 Re: Low fuel warning hyperactive [macman246] by gfraigun May 11, 2007 (1:24 pm)
Replying to: macman246 (May 11, 2007 1:04 pm) Yeah, I had it happen once... I was in a bad area and though someone siphoned my gas... It only happened once though and was a pretty steep hill.. Also, I was parked at the time...
#2524 of 3122 Re: Low fuel warning hyperactive [macman246] by rockman59 May 11, 2007 (4:01 pm)
Replying to: macman246 (May 11, 2007 1:04 pm) macman246 said: When idling facing downhill with a 1/4 tank, the needle went down to between E and 1/4, and the low fuel warning went off. ___________________________________________________________ This is a common GM problem. I have an '06 Suburban that does the same thing. Easy answer is to keep the tank at least 1/2 full which is a good idea anyway.

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