20 Most Recent 2007 Chevrolet Uplander LS Minivan - Page 9 Questions & Answers

wiper blade too long more likely.

was wondering if you figured out the problem yet?

If you have the valet parking protection lock option in the glove box, make sure it's not locked. You'll need the master or driver one key to do this.

I had a similar issue with my uplander. They don't have a reset switch on the pump but if the vehicle is CLOSE to running out of gas and you happen to park on a grade where the front of the vehicle is pointing down then you may have trouble starting the vehicle until it level's out.

All I did was apply some gas pedal while starting and it started. Then I got to a gas station ASAP. If you're right out of gas you may want to add some to the tank and let the vehicle sit in the ignition on position without starting it for a minute or two to get some fuel back in the lines before starting it.

usually a fault with one of the abs sensors fitted onto each wheel. it will disable the whole abs system so as no wheels lock up when the abs kicks in. this does not effect the standard brakes, it just keeps the tires from locking up in snow, rain etc. good-day ! first check the ABS fuse in fuse box.

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Have a new thermostat installed and the radiator flushed.
( BTW,Are you sure your electric fan is operating correctly?)
Then if it continues it's probably okay. don-ohio

its not under the hood, its near the fuel tank, and charcoal canister.

It is designed into the trans.With the vehicle running in park,pull out the dipstick,wipe it clean,then reinstall it,remove the stick again and check where the fluid is on the stick.It should be in the crosshatched area when the vehicle is at OPERATING temp.Fill the trans through the dipstick tube.

Don't have a photo but you could just follow the battery cable (positive) back to the starter.