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YukonCornelius · 01-01-2018, 05:03 PM

That Caprice is an incredible rig! I wish this Yukon had a manual trans, it probably isn't a difficult swap but I wouldn't consider something like that unless I was dealing with a trans failure.

An Airdam would be final step for me. In my case, it is something that likely would get damaged.

I don't have any instrumentation in it to monitor MPG, but I'm guessing that since I was last active there are new/cheaper options to interface with the OBDII system.

I just installed my grill block. I wrapped it with the transparent stick on carpet protector I have a roll of. Contractors use it to protect floors.

01-01-2018, 05:03 PM	#7 (permalink)
YukonCornelius Exceptional Member Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Pennsylvania Posts: 166 Crapolier - '98 Chevrolet Cavalier base 90 day: 34.81 mpg (US) 05 CTS-V - '05 cadillac cts-v 90 day: 33.01 mpg (US) 95 Accord - '95 Honda Accord 90 day: 38.06 mpg (US) 11 CTS-V - '11 Cadillac CTS-V Thanks: 27 Thanked 15 Times in 14 Posts	That Caprice is an incredible rig! I wish this Yukon had a manual trans, it probably isn't a difficult swap but I wouldn't consider something like that unless I was dealing with a trans failure. An Airdam would be final step for me. In my case, it is something that likely would get damaged. I don't have any instrumentation in it to monitor MPG, but I'm guessing that since I was last active there are new/cheaper options to interface with the OBDII system. I just installed my grill block. I wrapped it with the transparent stick on carpet protector I have a roll of. Contractors use it to protect floors. __________________ Don't know why it says 00, it's a 95 374,000 miles and tired.