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I had problems with the D3S Morimoto bulbs (twice) in my 17' Yukon Denali. They would flicker because the OEM OSRAM ballast could not keep up with the required output/draw of the Morimoto's. Tried two sets of D3S Morimoto bulbs and finally pulled them and went with OSRAM Cool Blue Advanced 6000K Lows with Morimoto LED 6000K High Beams and Morimoto LED 5500K Fogs. They all perfectly match in color output

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Most moving part in the driveline with gears and chain.

At the dealership at 18,500 miles. I always swap the Transfer Case fluid early and often. My Chia Pet magnetic plug.....

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$149 from Diablo https://www.diablosport.com/licenses/

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Diablo Sport i2 model i2030 programmer for Sale. This for a 1999-2016 GM. You will need an additional License that you can purchase from Diablo. This was installed on my 2015 Sierra that made a big difference in performance. I traded my 2015 for a 2017 Yukon Denali and this programmer does not work on that truck. I have restored the programmer so it is ready for a new truck. I also updated it to the newest code levels from Diablo as well. Asking $175 (Paypal) shipped to the US only. Comes with original Diablo Box, Instructions,, and Cables (2).

it's not showing the MIT & K&N drop-in data any longer...it's just showing the stock OEM set-up

It use to be here http://blackbearperformance.com/IntakeTestResults_2016.asp

I went again with the GMC Borla (which is the Borla Touring exhaust that is tuned to GM Specs). I had this setup on my 2015 Sierra and it was great

The Dyno results are very good with the stock OEM Airbox with a K&N drop-in filter and the Airaid MIT.

Installed a GMC Spec Borla Cat-back Exhaust and a Cold Air Induction CAI

Worth the price and the upgrade. If you just replace the stock bulbs with LED's bulbs in the stock fog housing, it scatters the LED Bulb light. You can tell by looking at my photo above the differences. the Morimoto Fog has a projector that focuses the light onto the road where it should be

Does Roto-Fab make a CAI for a 17' Yukon 6.2L?

Driver side Morimoto XB Fog installed. The passenger side still has the stock housing and an LED Bulb.

I just purchased these Morimoto XB Square Fogs today for my 17' Yukon Denali. I had XB Fogs in my 15' Sierra and they were great. Right now I have 9005 LEDS that replaced the stock bulbs in my fogs (800 Lumens) and look forward to the 2400 Lumens in these new Fogs. I had the Morimoto D3S Bulbs in my low beams but had to swap them out twice because of flickering, I ended up going to OSRAM 6000K Cool Blue Advance bulbs which match the DRL's perfectly.

Ordered this https://www.infotainment.com/products/general-motors-wireless-smartphone-charging-retrofit-kit

My 2017 Yukon Denali is doing the same thing; it will not charge my iPhone 7 or X. Charging bolt comes on for a couple of seconds then goes off. There are a couple of ways to do this from what I have found; swap out the module to an 18' (part number 13521066) and modify the 3-wire connection from your 17' to it, purchase a retrofit kit from Infotainment that has the connection extension already modified with the module for you, OR (and I have yet to confirm this) purchase an entirely new Center Console Armrest Assembly from GM that includes the new module and wire connection to your vehicle. Has anyone here purchased an entire new Center Console Armrest Assembly (GM Part#84329326) and just swapped them out to get the wireless charger to work in your 2016-2017?

Truck in transition...

I use one of these in both my vehicles. Works great and easily removable... https://www.amazon.com/Universal-Magnetic-Car-Mount-One-Hand/dp/B01LQWNMPU

I believe you would need part number 22989633 for the correct battery tray and the tie-down