Hello Rehayes83569,
Just off-hand, since you contend that
your sound system has a profound effect...
I would skip past the BATTERY... (+ voltage regulator)
and move quickly to your GROUNDING system...to VERIFY
good clean connections throughout...
More importantly... if you have any recent
MECHANICAL or BODY-WORK...
Very IMPORTANT ground straps are accidentally
left disconnected...
Typically
your PRIMARY GROUND is to the engine block
and BODY grounds (your trouble area) are strapped
to various body elements from there...
A detailed DIAGRAM on Technical Service Bulletins
(TSBs) are available FREE on BBB Industries WEB
at BBB Industries Premium Alternators Starters Power Steering Products
Registration is required (as these are real documents.
Jumper CABLE:
A simple test from major BODY BOLTS in your dash area
to your GROUND post directly on the VEHICLE BATTERY
ought to prove/disprove my theory.
Hope this helps.
Carnac the Magnificent
SOURCE: DTC Codes
P0113-Intake Air Temperature (IAT) Sensor Circuit High Voltage
P1111-Intake Air Temperature (IAT) Sensor Circuit Intermittent High Voltage
I am unable to dig up any C code with that number.
SOURCE: special wiring harness for new stereo in 2005 sierra
Yes u do....I have an 03 sierra and apparently they changed everything in 03.....the harness is over $100.....but u need it....and they dont sell a reg wiring kit from 03 and up....if it was an 02, then yes u could get away cheap......it has to do with the steering wheel switches
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