20 Most Recent 2007 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Questions & Answers

What is the code ? Circuit wiring problem ,maybe !

There is a button located around the opening of the cars hood area that is pushed down when the hood is close, or around lock latch that is depressed when closed.

You actually provided a very good description of the issue. You didn't mention any check engine light on so I am assuming it is not illuminated. Based on your description I would focus on the park/neutral safety switch located on the transmission just below the shift cable attachment at the transmission. Start there. Good luck.

Have the alternater checked. The voltage regulator may be sticking and leaving an open circuit.

There aren't any, most likely. Most vehicles since 2000 don't have grease fittings.

parts store can tell what the code is or dealer..

This is a bad connection on the throttle body.Look at front of motor at the passenger side of the throttle body is a set of wires thats where the bad connection is. First disconnect the connector and put dielectric grease on it and see if that helps if not then replace the connector with a new connector and your problem should be gone.

The windows ,locks etc... are controlled by an electronic control module ,BCM - body control module . Doubt shifting into reverse or the water did anything . Shifting into reverse could have damaged the internal parts of the transmission only . Did water get inside the driver door ? Taking the vehicle to a qualified repair shop that has a professional scan tool to have a full vehicle scan done ,is what you should do . Not a part store , their code reader can not read BCM or driver door module codes .

left front of transmission at shift shaft.

I had the same issue. Check fuse number nine.

Check the link. Should be okay. https://www.google.com/search?q=Chevy+Silverado+4L60E+transmission+years+used ..

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