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2006 GMC Canyon turn signals
have someone turn on the turn signal then someone check to see if there is power at the bulb socket in the front and rear of vehicle. if there is not check the flasher, if thats not it then check the wiring. you should also call the dealer and ask it may be a common mistake in thier wiring harness.
2006 gmc canyon 3.5 inline 5 cyl.
Not much of a vacuum diagram on this vehicle. Uses vacuum mainly for the EVAP system ( not a good source). Best bet would be to use a source that stems directly from the intake manifold. Good luck
My GMC Canyon won't start with neew battery, Next Day or week it will not start?
When battery voltage is lost, sometimes there are some modules that may need to be reprogrammed? It could effect your security system, where applicable. I don't know model year?
If it cranks good but won't start, make sure battery has a full charge. Have a helper crank it while you check for spark at the plugs. Also, check proper fuel pressure and fuel injector pulse. Find out what your missing, if anything?
2005 gmc canyon computer not ready and not reading codes
If the check engine light was on DTC'S - diagnostic trouble code's should be stored . If the light was on , disconnecting the battery won't do anything . Diagnostic's need to be done . Sounds like you have no clue , so best advice , take it to a qualified repair shop .
2008 canyon idles rough
Misfire , vacuum leak , Dirty throttle plate . Is the check engine light on ? Search rough idle on youtube .
08 canyon, keeps blowing 15 amp ign fuse
What is engine liter size? Does it blow with key on or do you have to start it? Most of the circuits for that fuse goes to ignition coils, coil on plug ignition. Could be a faulty coil or shorted wiring circuit, somewhere?
There was one other circuit, seems to go to control side of ac compressor relay, just for testing, you could unplug the relay, I doubt we'll get that lucky?
With key off, unplug ignition coil do an ohms test on coil primary terminals, I'm not talking about the wiring harness connector, the coil, itself. Look for the readings to be close to the same, if one is way different than the others, that coil could be faulty? Any applicable trouble codes?
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