20 Most Recent 2006 Chevrolet Uplander Questions & Answers

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The Fuse is loacated in the instrument fuse panel fuse #3 located on the passenger side of the dash, there is round handle to pull the cover off

Faulty amplifier may be ... have you checked it.

Does the dome light come on when you open the door? It should work off the same trigger.

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Are you using an OEM thermostat ?

Hi. I read your request and it isn't possible for me to tell you what your car needs from your description. Your vehicle is 12yrs old and if it has around 200K miles on it. It may be time for a replacement transmission. This suggestion is based on average transmission life span for a Uplander. The life of the drive line can be greatly extended with consistent, on-time preventive maintenance. Does this apply to you? How is your transmission maintenance history? Is the fluid the proper level and red in color? has the engine turned on or started flashing at all? If so have you had any of the codes read? Please have the codes read if this applies. This situation usually requires diagnostics to find out what is wrong with your car's transmission and speedometer. Shutting the engine off and restarting it may help but issn't enough for a diagnosis. The speedometer also requires diagnostics. With this issue more than likely the fault will either be a bad output speed sensor, broken wire, corrosion on plug/terminal or the gauge cluster itself will need to sent out for repair or be replaced. Please write back and give some back ground on your experience and tools you might have for performing diagnostics. For example line pressure and a multimeter to look at wiring and circuit operation.

If you have your owner's manual read the section with the fuses. It explains what each one does very well. I would think it would be in the fuse box at the side of the dashboard.

Check this fuse box...Check fuses #23 and 25. Please don't forget to rate.

Underhood Fuse/Relay Box

You should take your vehicle to a qualified repair shop an have it diagnosed before assuming anything .

As any earlier answers there is fuse 23 and 25 however there is also a fuse behind the lighter which is not replaceable. You can use the factory replacement or the hole it's too big for aftermarket. Hope this helps

No , they use different fuse's . FRT/BLWR fuse # 27 - 25 amp , RR BLWR fuse # 28 25 amp . both are located in the under hood fuse box . But the odds of this being a fuse problem are astronomical . Unless there is a electrical short circuit on that circuit . You may replace the fuse an it mite work , but for how long .? The blower motor may be going out an drawing to much current . Do you know anything about automotive electrical ? Amps , volts , resistance ? How to view a wiring diagram to see what all is involved in the blower motor electrical circuit , how to use a DVOM - digital volt ohmmeter to test electrical circuits etc .... ? Plus - do you know if it has a manual or automatic climate control system ? It doesn't work on any speed ?

There are 2 6 cylinder engines for that year. Both are the same as far as wiring/firing order but gave you both anyway(see below). There have been times that I thought I did the same thing as far as the firing order and have been doing it for 25+ years. Sometime i did and sometimes I didn't. So if you find the wiring is correct and you seem to have a miss, In about 90 percent of the time that this has happened to me I had knock a vacuum hose off so you might want to start there if they are right. It sure sounded like a miss at those times but was vacuum. There are other factors but that's where I would start if this is the case. I hope this helps and good luck.

2006 Chevy Uplander, I don't see LTR anywhere. This is usually an easy find for me.

I have a chevy uplander and you have to open the passenger door and its on the side of the dash, to the right of the glove box. You will notice a small rounf opening with just enough room for 2 fingers to go in. the whole side will come off when you pull it.

i have a 2006 chevy uplander and i need to change the low beam headlamp how do i do it, also about a month after we had got the van the rear wiper stopped working i haven't checked the fuse yet, but is this a common problem for the uplander, and also the abs light stays on what should i do for that problem, and also when we drive it and then shut it off it does not want to turn on right away.

Clean the light sensor in said the player it is dirty and can not read the disc,all the best.

Can you elaborate on the shake? A "Shake" could be low idle, vacuum leak, low fuel pressure, timing, misfire, cylinder compression, torque converter clutch or another engine or transmission related failure. How does the vehicle idle and rev in park? Is the engine light on and if so were any codes pulled? how is the maintenance? How does the engine oil and transmission fluid look? Are the recommended services up to date? An over due tune up and fuel service can cause these issues. a restricted transmission filter and low or worn out transmission fluid will cause transmission problems. Please write back but provide all the info you can. I'm not there so I need to see what you see. Also give me an idea of what you want. Some people are not able to perform diagnostics and only want a quick fix, if possible. Other are more experienced and want a schematic or helpful diagnostic tips.

Is this v6 vin L? If so, 1st step--44 ft lbs 2nd step-- turn additional 140 degrees. Do you need torque sequence?