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2nd the Silverstars. Nice improvement for not a lot of $$$. BH

Try this post. If you're so inclined, the guys on another forum say the hardest part is removing the intake manifold to get to it. If you do it yourself, be sure to replace the intake manifold gasket too. http://www.jimfancher.com/sierra/p0332.htm BH

When tranny on my old 94 Chevy crapped the bed I did not have FIRST gear. I would have to get it up to a certain speed before I could get 2nd to engage. (luckily for me it died on a downhill sloped area) The tranny shop mechanic said it was a fail-safe to keep from tearing up the entire...

Get a brush guard or a light bar for the grille and mount them there. I guess you could drill a hole in the top, but that would be a prime spot for an eventual water leak and serious water damage problem. Not to mention the holes to mount the lights. There are roof rack sets you can buy that...

You think gmpartsdirect.com might have one lying around? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qU0FEOgvUGo :) BH

http://www.nypost.com/photos/galleries/news/nationalnews/pp_20090115_presidential_limo/photo01.htm without someone standing next to it the scale is misleading though! :) More pics

Is not really a car at all. http://www.yahoo.com/s/1017793 Try to outlast the corny jokes, and there's a front view of it 3/4 the way through the video. Is it a stretched & customized Escalade(front)? It's pretty big whatever it is. BH

http://www.1aauto.com/1A/repairmanual/Chevrolet/Tahoe/1AMNL00006/689152 This is the one I bought. Bh

I got a Haynes manual at O'Reilley's Auto. It's not just for the Tahoe though. It covers the Yukon, Escalade, and also the CK1500 truck. BH

I had the same code. I sprayed some electrical connector cleaner on the connectors of the MAF and the plug (NOT inside, but where the wires attach on the outer), and my code went away. I also took my K&N intake apart & re-installed it. B

UPDATE on this problem. My starter crapped it's shell yesterday. It had been acting naughty for a while, and was kind enough to give me Thanksgiving to New Years without a single grind... then starting Sunday it did it every time I stared it up. I took it in and had it checked out, and it...

"Where do you guys live? I've never heard of this stuff." +1 on that. What the crap are you guys talking about? Are you saying you only have front seats, and no other seats... or you have the 2nd row (where the rear doors are) and not a 3rd row. If you only have front seats because of some...

+1 on the K&N install. I was throwing a code (low MAF voltage), so I took the entire K&N assembly off and cleaned it, and re-installed it. It might have been me cleaning the electrical connection to the MAF that did it, but I reseated the intake and made sure it was all tight. I was having...

I replaced the idler arm zerk with a 90. It's a pain to reach otherwise. BH

Trim package. Paint match grille insert (with bowtie), paint match front & rear bumper, Z71 Grey brush guard side trim, Z71 valance with round fogs, and bulkier Z71 luggage rack. My Hoe has the skid plates and Z71 suspension, but did not have any of the grey trim or painted bumpers. Ok by me...

+1 on the Michelin LTX. I had them on my pickup for years, and they helped with traction problems due to light bed weight and slick roads. I'm in Dallas, so I see what you're saying about cold weather not being an issue. The whole metroplex pretty much shuts down at the first sight of snow &...

looks like it comes apart, but I'm not sure it's worth the hassle.. check this image http://www.bageco.com/images_steering/shchevsteer3238.jpg

Good luck. I posted this a month ago about my 2004 Hoe and no hits. You might try calling a dealership Parts House and ask them. I tried to see if the buttons would come out and were easily removed, but I don't want to damage the steering wheel... and they did not seem to come out easily...

Found this online- This indicates that a part of the EVAP control system is no longer fuctioning correctly. The P0446 code is similar in nature to the P0441 code. The EVAP system consists of many parts, including (but not limited to) the gas cap, fuel lines, carbon canister, purge valve, and...