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I live in Idaho and the town I live in just got its first REAL snow of the winter. I have never used the 4X4 in my 99 Tahoe before so I figured id test it out. When I first bought it I tested the buttons, on the dash, to make sure they would engage 4x4. I switched from 2 to 4hi then back to 2...

ditch the rear roof speakers and just upgrade the door speakers..

First thing I would do is replace the fuse that controls the ECM. Second, did you disconnect the Neg. battery cable when changing the fuel filter? If not it would have reset the ECM. Or you could either have a bad ECM or bad power/ground supply. You need to do a pin test with a fluke meter...

What is the year?

timing?

Hmm, maybe they put it on later 90s models. If you crawl into the back you can probably remove the door panel and open it manually. Or remove the handle

Does yours have the lock/unlock button on the rear pillar? On the passenger side near the roof? Try that if it does, if not it looks like your calling a locksmith.

Does anyone know the colors of the speaker wires for the rear doors and which are +\-? I went to replace mine and it doesn't match up to watch I found online. The LR door is white/tan the RR door is red/brown, that isn't what came up when I Googled it. Does anyone know for sure what the colors are?

Heres what im running

How much for a pair? :)

Did you get the right bulb? Maybe its the wiring harness. i had to replace the harness in my 94 suburban for the same issue

ill say what any customer service place will say, "Is your fuel cap turned at least 3 clicks?"

Mine did the same thing after driving in the rain, I assumed it was a starter issue. I turn the ignition multiple times real quick then it fired right up.

Does anyone know if a cargo area cover off of a 2000 Tahoe will fit into a 1999? I found one for sale, but can't test fit before buying.

Buy something online and install yourself. itll be an all day project though. Best bet is taking it in if you dont have the tools.

I am actually not sure, the lift kit was already on there when I bought it. I am in the process of trying to figure it out though. I haven't come across any identifying markers yet, just a few part numbers but they aren't tracing to anything online.

No it wasn't that hard, took me around an hour or so to do. I used acetone to remove the glue residue.

Here are some pictures.. 6in lift kit, Maxxis tires

what it is It is actually part of your fuel system. It is the fuel system evap canister, there is a hose from your fuel line and another thatr line goes into the system purge valve/solenoid.

Hey everyone Im new to the site. I just bought a 99 Tahoe. I've been on a forum before, for my 65 Buick, and I find these sites to be very helpful. How do I find Tahoe or Chevy specific off-road clubs? :893karatesmiley-thu