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Wow. Glad you didn't get hurt! I've not heard of any asphyxiation issues with modern vehicles. I cannot even imagine how exhaust gas could infiltrate the cabin of the new Tahoe. Please let us know if you come up with anything on this. .

I've been reading about the new 2020 Tahoe recently announced. I am on my 6th Tahoe with a 2015 and I've been waiting for this new model to upgrade. The fact that GM is adding 7 inches to its length and also making it wider may be a deal-breaker for me. I don't want a bigger Tahoe. Good lord. .

Ditto Go back a few years and look at the Tahoe seats. Much bigger and more comfortable. The newer ones have been cheapened up.

Well, darnit. I was hoping someone had found the magic cure to toggle this function to off. Maybe it's tied in to another programmable function that, when turned off, will cease the annoying horn toot. If you vehicle is running and you get out to momentarily do something, the horn toots...

How do I program the darn thing off?? If my '15 Z71 is running, I put it in PARK and get out and close the door, it toots the horn to apparently alert me that the motor is running. I've looked through the Vehicle Personalization menu (Passive Locks, Fob Functions etc) and I have not found...

I have been getting very reasonable fuel economy with my 7000-mile 2015. Around town, I am getting close to 18. That edges up to 20 with a few 15-20 miles trips mixed in. By the way, I'm not talking about what the computer says. I talking -check the odometer on fill up and divide it by the...

Well, I have done nothing. Still running mine stock. Z71

They would be expensive as hell, I bet.

Who designed the GM Nav system? For me it is clunky and cumbersome to use compared to aftermarket systems I use. I quite often use a Garmin GPS system in other vehicles and it is much more intuitive and easy to use. With the Garmin, I can much more easily find "attractions" (POI's in...

Well, I have experienced pretty good life from the Silverstars, even the Ultra version. If the DRL mode is low voltage, as already said, that should help with life. I am thinking about going with the Ultra Silverstars for the low beams and the CREE LED's from Cyclops for the high beams. I have...

I've converted several vehicles to HID as well as the new generation of CREE LEDS. It's not a bad job to do but sometimes issues can be encountered both in installation and in operation. Popping in a set of upgraded halogen bulbs like the Ultra Silverstars would sure be an easy option...

I find the (leather) seats on my new Z71 are also not nearly as comfortable as on past Tahoe models. I have no problem with the leather sticking but the narrow width and padding (or lack of it) are inferior to past models. GM has apparently tried to save money by cheapening the seats. I...

That will be some bright-ass DRL's. The DRL/low beam bulbs are H-11, I think. What are the high beam bulbs?

Ahhhh, but then your DRL's will be running at full intensity. Most LED's and HID require full voltage.

Yes, LED conversions have come a long way. Most use the CREE LEDS that utilize your stock reflector or projector to spread the huge amount of light they produce.

Did this vehicle have Daytime Running Lights with the headlamps or with the factory LED strip? Was this an LTZ model?

I prefer the appearance of the headlamp DRL over the led strips. The led strips look somewhat like a garish aftermarket touch, like something from JC Whitney. Just my opinion. Are the DRL headlamps running at lower voltage on DRL than on night-time headlamp function? That would complicate...

The Z71 Tahoe is different from the other Tahoe models. The running board/nerf bars are different. GM shows part numbers for accessory splash guards, 23228521 front & 22922767 rear, but I don't think these will fit the Z71 because of the different running boards. I liked the looks of the Husky...

BIGHURK posted on the splash guard thread in 2007+ section - For mine, it is using low beams as DRL. Depending on how bright it is outside, I would say the majority of the time, mine is on. Sometimes I would just manually turn it off.

My 2015 Tahoe Z71 is using the low headlight beam for the DRL. I've noticed that other models like the LTZ rely on the led strips instead of the low beam. I'm thinking these models are the HID lamps and that has something to do with their different configuration. Any other Z71 owners...