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I have the latest update and works fine. Infact I like if better now because it gives you multiple options for different routes. I used it all day today roaming through the Rockies. Instead of a arrow now there its a little blue car icon Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk 2

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Id like one sooner too but money has just dried up due to 3 different unforeseen expenses that totals about $1000 Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk 2

I too well be looking into them maybe in the off season Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk 2

But on a side note about flex fuel engines. My wifes Impala has the 3.9L flex fuel and It gets 30 mpg all day long on the freeway with trunk full of luggage and the whole famn damily loaded up. We drove to New Orleans last year on 2 tanks each way.

just double checked my window sticker and I for sure have 3.42 gears in mine.

Positive we had to look up the codes when we did the engine swap last spring.

Eh?

Nah just make separate Ohio and a NEO. We don't want to be associated with to guys anyway

Ok after a little web reading hers what I came up with. The 2000-2006 Suburbans came with the 3.73 or the optional 4.10 gears the 3.42 were not available. The same year Tahoes came with 3.42 standard on LT's and LS's, and 3.73 standard on the Z71's, the 3.73 was a option on the Ls & LT and the 4.10 was a option on all models. So that kind of explain the difference in your Burb and my Hoe.

Not it's not I pretty sure my Hoe has 3.42 gears but also has the tow package, but only rated to tow 7500lbs, sure yours don't have 4.10 gears? I found this about 2001 Suburbans: For a 1500 2wd w/ 3.73 gearing-7800lbs, w/ 4.10 gears-8800lbs. If it is a 4wd w/ 3.73 gears-7600lbs, 4wd w/ 4.10 gears-8600lbs. Vehicle gearing is indicated by vehicle RPO codes, which are on a sticker in the glove box. It is a sticker with many 3 digit codes. If you see a GT4 you have 3.73 gears. If you see a GT5 you have 4.10 gears.

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Don't remember if I posted in this thread or not but my Tahoe gets 19 on the highway and I actually got about 14 towwing four bikes and the big trailer down to the gap this year. Getting ready to make a trip to Colorado with 6 people and towing my bike on a small trailer I'm thinking I'm going to get around 16 to 17. I wonder if the Suburbans are geared lower than the Tahoes that's why the mileage is so different Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk 2

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No I didnt what to swing the extra $150 for the phone plus I would of had to buy another Otterbox. I loved my s3 no complaints about it so ill stick with it.

Nope....A 28,000 lb industial lift truck

this was the thread were I was looking for a GS3 phone to buy, I decided to repurpose the thread

A+ Customer service from 2 different companies that went above and beyond. First Verizon wireless for helping me replace my smashed phone even though I didn't have insurance or and upgrade available. They let me to do a upgrade that wasn't due to me till april of next year, early. Plus getting it out to me next day air free of charge because I needed it by Friday. Only negative is I had to get a white one(no big deal). Second is otterbox, they are replacing my case free of charge plus letting me change the color of it to match my new white phone and they too are expediting the shipping to get it sooner. Even though the spill the phone and case took could never have withstood the punishment that I put it though. So I should have my new phone tomorrow and my new otterbox early next week. For a grand total of $83 out of pocket with contract upgrade on one of my lines. Oh yea and im now keeping insurance on my line

nope tried all that, dude on the phone even had me try it again, only time any lights are on is when its charging

+rep

I posted this once before but it was crapy low res version here is one in HD

Comfey performance

stay in topsail and drive though OBX on the way home via the Cedar island/ocacoke ferry