2002 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues
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2002 chevy silverado 1500 has an ignition recall? ?
I found several Tech Bulletins about the many problems these have,but no recall. The joke is when the Chevy garage goes on a service call for a 2002 with flickering warning lights and no start they take Two switches with them. One for the vehicle they're servicing and the other for the truck they're driving. I hope this helps. Take care. If you have more questions for me use testimonial and it will show up in my email. Thanks
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on Feb 13, 2019
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I am replacing the intake manifold gaskets on my
I'm not familiar with this engine,
But if it has a cog on the bottom of the distributor,
And not keyway,
Turn rotor anticlockwise about a inch back from your mark,
Then as you lower the distributor in you will notice the rotor turn clockwise a little,
A few trys should get it to line up fine,
Hope this helps you!
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on Jul 12, 2017
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Why does it continue to spit and sputter going uphill?
Spit and sputter can happen because of not enough fuel or air. last thing to check for fuel is the fuel pressure regulator. On the air side would be the the air filter(filthy) or catalytic converters(clogged). on the mechanical side, Could be bad rings, burnt valves. Compression test would find this.
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on Mar 08, 2016
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Have a 2009 silverado codes p0053,p0059 show chaned sinsors light still comes on
This is a heated oxygen sensor and the computer is detecting that there is a problem with the heater portion not working. And the other code is caused because the heater is not working.
This could be a fuse, wiring, a connector with a poor connection, or the heater in the oxygen sensor (replace oxygen sensor in that case).
Generally oxygen sensors should be changed every 60,000 miles as a regular maintenance item. And when I replace mine, I get better gas mileage (also my engine is more lively). So I see this as a money saving thing myself.
But just about everyone I know will REFUSE to replace their oxygen sensors for some reason???
Anyway information for troubleshooting and/or replacing this would probably be in an aftermarket repair manual for your vehicle (auto parts store). But this information would for sure be in a Factory Service Manual set for your vehicle which you can order from your dealer.
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on Sep 02, 2015
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