20 Most Recent 2008 Chevrolet Express - Page 3 Questions & Answers

Sounds like a bad Earth connection to the lamp fitting. Check for a poor/loose Earth wire bolt inside the body near the light. If possible disconnect, clean thoroughly both the terminal and where it connects to the bolt and reconnect.

Yes they do.........The nitrogen filled tires a great for hotter and colder climate.........Hope this helps...........Also less condinsation in tires.

check the alternator ouptut ,it shouldnt go above 15v ,

most vehicles have a seperate fuse from lighter. on the 2006 it is right next to lighter fuse. hope this helps,

you will need to remove the panel covering the door post. usually two parts the upper from midway to the roof and the lower will cover bolts that attach the seat belt to the vehicle. Probably going to be an electrical connection also but just on the bottom. Replacing belt make sure it is in the right position or it will not work. test before replacing panels.

Not sure about your vehicle , but most chevys have a reset button in the fuse panel. It hase multiple functions , so you will have to check the owners manual or ask a chevy dealer the exact procedure. If memory serves me correctly , you push and hold the reset till the light flashes , then release and press it again. good luck

Check to see if the sensors are reconnected. If they are, lower rear tire pressure to 55 to 60 and recheck status light. You will have to turn the engine off and back on to reset.

That is a stretch but it has worked for me on other Chev models.

P.S. Confirm 55 x units mbar KPa Psi with tire pressure gauge.

take the hose off that goes to that nozzle and have someone operate the washer and see if water comes thru the hose if it dosen't go to were the hose tees into the other side and try it there, if it comes out of the hoses when you operate it then you need to take a needle and unstop the nozzle that the water should come out of.

Look in the owners manual first. I have seen some of the fuse boxes under the back seat on the drivers side. Also try http://www.etrailer.com/faq-wiring.aspx. This should help. Mike

look under the hood for a box labeled fuses and relays as well as sometimes in the glove box on the drivers side dash as you open the door and under the dash ...what type of vehicle ?

Did you check the dome override button? It shoiuld not be pressed in, otherwise the lights won't come on with the door or the dimmer slide switch moved all the way to the top.

that's because its to plug in for an electronic trailer brake controller

Ask dealer if it has a towing package on it. If it does, you usually just pop fuse in under hood for electric brakes, and harness to adapt into is usually near or at rear bumper. Even if it doesn't have brake wire, you should still be able to install adapter at rear,for lights etc. which is available from dealer or auto supply places, then you may have to run electric brakes separate.

Yes you will have to hook up a adapter. The only reason that you would not have to do this is if your vehicle came with the complete tow package, meaning shocks and tighter springs and everything else. But most of these models require a adapter to run electric brakes

They are Correct. This Feature is Built Into the Computer System in the Newer Vehicles and Cannot be Bypassed. Please Rate my Response, I need all the Help That I can Get! Thanks!

Check your brake fluid level. If it is ok, unplug your emergency brake switch. Tell me which knocks it out so we can dea,l with that problem. If this has been helpful, please post as such. Any more help needed, don't hesitate. TY

Sounds like you just need to reset the tire pressure system. It won't hurt to drive. Check your owner's manual on how to reset, or ask your dealer.

Comes with regular air in the tires. And if your Pressure monitor system is malfunctioning it may need reset by the dealer. We have a van that needed a new computer to resolve the pressure monitoring system problems

Question edited for clarity. Chimes are normally activated from the Body Control Module from information given by a switch or sensor, so pulling a fuse is not an option. https://www.google.com/search?q=1982+CHEVY+EXPRESS+VAN.+Dinging+bell ..