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  1. Tonimus

    Wanted: Nivomats

    Thank you for the offer. I did look through the sale section and found nothing in the last year or so. Not in a super hurry. Probably be a month before it’s cool enough for the scrap yard.
  2. Tonimus

    Wanted: Nivomats

    Can't post in the wanted area until you have 6 months on and 100 posts. Bit of front end wobble, which could be a rear end issue. Haven't jacked it up for inspection because it's been STUPID hot. Shattered the previous record with the 118* temp today. Front end feels fine low speed slalom that...
  3. Tonimus

    Wanted: Nivomats

    Before I head to the wrecking yard, I was wondering if anyone had the G65 ZW7 rear shocks for a Tahoe/Yukon/Escalade for sale. I can't bring myself to spend $300 each on one, when I'm not even sure my highway shimmy is due to that.
  4. Tonimus

    Driver door courtesy light

    This would suggest that if everything else works as it should, there's something wrong with the DDM that's not triggering the light when the door opens. Check all your connections at the DDM for corrosion and good connection.
  5. Tonimus

    Driver door courtesy light

    When you say lock actuator, do you mean the motorized gizmo that actually moves the lock, or the integral window switch and lock module?
  6. Tonimus

    Ash tray doesn't stay

    I could probably print something in ABS. Wouldn't be too hard to design, but the magnets I ordered are supposed to be here today.
  7. Tonimus

    Solved -Normal scan tool values

    Not sure how cheap a scanner will work, but I'm pretty sure my cheapo scanner will do it. I also have a mid-range home-gamer one that does it, too.
  8. Tonimus

    What Brand Seat Covers Have You Used And Do You Like Them?

    Have you tried several coats of conditioner? You may find several coats over a few weeks softens up the leather.
  9. Tonimus

    New proud owner of this 1999 GMC Yukon Denali with 143k miles!

    Welcome to the group! Good lookin' Yukon. If you haven't checked out Crutchfield, I would suggest them. I use them for all of my install kits. I really like the double-din kit I got from them.
  10. Tonimus

    2001 Yukon Autoride "Service Suspension System" Warning Light Delete

    Only one wire comes from the PCM to the Suspension Control Module. Circuit 1101, Damping Lift/Drive Signal.
  11. Tonimus

    4silverado's 2004 Silverado

    WHY DO THEY ALL DO THAT?!? I managed to convince mine to stop. She's an RN and knows better.
  12. Tonimus

    2001 Yukon Autoride "Service Suspension System" Warning Light Delete

    Looking at the wiring diagram, it looks like this resets the Suspension Control Module. It's probably dumb enough to not kick the light if it never sees the compressor module.
  13. Tonimus

    Welcome To Our New Moderator - Tonimus

    Thanks guys. Looking forward to helping out around here.
  14. Tonimus

    Ash tray doesn't stay

    Neat. Can't find it in stock, but neat anyway.
  15. Tonimus

    Work out of my garage/driveway

    Ouch. Did I read you're working in your Arizona driveway? Must not be in the Phoenix valley.
  16. Tonimus

    Oxygen Sensor Heater Codes

    https://obdxpro.com/product/obdx-pro-vx-obd2-diagnostics-and-tuning/ Combined with PCM Hammer and Universal Patcher, you can disable those codes. You can either uncommand the CEL, or disable the code altogether. That's what I used to disable VATS.
  17. Tonimus

    Oxygen Sensor Heater Codes

    Continuity probably won't show anything wrong, if you're only getting a performance code. I'd suggest a test light to verify the heater can carry current.
  18. Tonimus

    New 04 1500 owner

    Welcome!
  19. Tonimus

    Oxygen Sensor Heater Codes

    Sorta related; bought my '06. Ran great, put 200 miles on it, no problem. Get a CEL around town for MAF sensor function. Hose out the sensor with MAF cleaner, clear the light, no more issues for another 200 miles. Going camping and halfway up the rim, I get a CEL. Too rich bank 1 and 2. Long...
  20. Tonimus

    Minimum required PCM bench tune harness

    Lots of info floating around about tuning. Haven't hit on the nuts and bolts in a while, especially considering these trucks are 20+ years old. All you need is a blue PCM connector, an OBD2 port, a 12v 1-2 amp power supply, and an optional switch. In the blue PCM connector, you only need 4...
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