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Filled up after work then swapped relays 45 &46 to see if it solves the headlight issue.
What did you do to your GMT today?
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Considering doing the same manjpimp said:
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Picked up some IN4004 diodes from Radio Shack today. Doing the diode mod Sunday morning.
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Very thorough detail (carwash, vacuum, went crazy with Windex, as well as a fresh coat of wax)...looked at subs on Craigslist....and lastly, I adjusted my radio receiver to not distort at mid volume. 
Put green LED in front passenger and rear passenger side controls, and killed my battery too.... yup.... that's what I get for wanting to mod....
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Yesterday, really. Washed it up, did some interior detailing, and shined the chrome up on the running boards. Thinking about seeing if I can shine up the "TrailBlazer LT" badge present on the rear, but I'm not sure if it's actually metal or just plastic made to look like metal. Hard to find an inconspicuous spot on such a noticeable thing, too!
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Did the DRL killer mod and installed HIDs. Looks like I still have auto headlights? Will see tonight.
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Doing some routine maintenance on the Silverado while I track my Voy part online. It can't get here soon enough
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Just take it off. De-badge it to keep'em guessing!IllogicTC said:
Its plastic. I took my LT badge off with the bowties. No need for badges.IllogicTC said:
Booo badges booo, yaaay batman hitches loldmanns67 said:
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Pulled it out of garage on to the grass in the shade to wash it, drove back in to wax and buff. Some back to black for the plastics too. They are not bad but I like the wet look.
In my experience using plastic restore speeds up the fading, that's why I eventually painted all my trim. Hopefully it never happens to your TBPlaysinsnow said:
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Last summer I noticed a jeep with some real bad faded plastic. I thought mine didn't look new anymore when I saw some newer TB's but mine was not sun scorched etc. After some research I bought Mothers Back to Black and apply it maybe twice a year. I let it saturate before wiping clean. Doesn't look bad.Capote said:In my experience using plastic restore speeds up the fading, that's why I eventually painted all my trim. Hopefully it never happens to your TB
Perhaps next time I will do a before/after/week later pics to see how much it really works. Then an after winter pic too
That'd be interesting to seePlaysinsnow said:Last summer I noticed a jeep with some real bad faded plastic. I thought mine didn't look new anymore when I saw some newer TB's but mine was not sun scorched etc. After some research I bought Mothers Back to Black and apply it maybe twice a year. I let it saturate before wiping clean. Doesn't look bad.
Perhaps next time I will do a before/after/week later pics to see how much it really works. Then an after winter pic too
Completed the diode mod on the BCM for quad beams. The low beam projector solenoid engages and the HID stays on. Not a bad mod for $1.50. Finally can use my projector in hi beam mode, thanks again Carlton 
While I was there, I went ahead and cleaned up my capacitor mod with some connectors, 16awg wire, and heat shrink wrap. Did the same with the diode.
While I was there, I went ahead and cleaned up my capacitor mod with some connectors, 16awg wire, and heat shrink wrap. Did the same with the diode.
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Got it out of the woods n took it to my buddy's land to do some shootin
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Took it impromptu offroading! 
This was yesterday. Was just driving around with the fam killin time and followed signs to 'Sleepy Creek Lake' near Berkeley Springs, WV. Took a 5 mile gravel road back to the lake and campsites, and found this sandstone pit with lots of little hills and dips and evidence of people shooting shotguns and pellet rifles at beer cans. Put it in 4HI and (slowly) tore it up! (didn't do any actual damage, to the truck or trail.) Made the wife get out so she could take pics:
This is looked like when we got home. Covered in reddish silt. Couldn't stand it on my new wax job so I rinsed it off later:
This was yesterday. Was just driving around with the fam killin time and followed signs to 'Sleepy Creek Lake' near Berkeley Springs, WV. Took a 5 mile gravel road back to the lake and campsites, and found this sandstone pit with lots of little hills and dips and evidence of people shooting shotguns and pellet rifles at beer cans. Put it in 4HI and (slowly) tore it up! (didn't do any actual damage, to the truck or trail.) Made the wife get out so she could take pics:This is looked like when we got home. Covered in reddish silt. Couldn't stand it on my new wax job so I rinsed it off later:
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Check your battery connections and have your battery load tested at a parts store.kjkim93 said:
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Monitoring the headlights after switching relays, so far so good.
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