20 Most Recent 2004 Chevrolet Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Z71 - Page 3 Questions & Answers

What is the most likely cause of brake pedal pulsation? If your brakes are pulsating, it likely means your brake rotors are warped, and failure to replace them could result in unsafe driving conditions

Take it to an allignment shop. You need the correct equipment.

What is actually wrong with it? Try the basics first. Have the dome lights inside the car stopped working as well? This could be the fuse has blown. If it is only the trunk light it may be the bulb has blown. Another possible cause is the actual switch the trunk lid pushes on is faulty.

https://repairpal.com/chevrolet/silverado-3500-hd/heater-not-working This site has several possibilities for the failure.

codes are OBD ll and are available on line free P0118 OBD-II:Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor 1 Circuit High copy and paste https://repairpal.com/obd-ii-code-chart https://repairpal.com/obd-ii-code-p0118

I would use OEM parts, not after market as this sort of thing can happen and cause problems. Sounds like you need a different hose for the replacement housing.

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there has been a recall on some year cruz about coolant leaks. Check with NHSTA.gov to see if you are included. If not you will have to replace housing hoses and any plastic connections around thermostat housing that carry coolant. Chevy Cruze Antifreeze or coolant leaks typically appear in the thermostat housing of affected vehicles, though it can also leak from the recovery tank house or the throttle body heater inlet pipe in cars with 1.8L engines

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Hello Joe I deleted that other answer as it was AI Chat GPT4 generated. I saw you asked for videos and there is three below. The most common cause of the P0597 code is a faulty thermostat; if the thermostat simply isn't working anymore and needs to be replaced, you'll likely receive this code.

p0597 Code - Thermostat Heater Control Circuit/Open ' KBB

What happens is the the ECM is looking for a certain temperature to be reached in a certain length of time. If it isn't, it throws the code. Read this Tip of mine first. You may have air in the system. https://www.fixya.com/support/r29872074-vehicle_cooling_system_no_heat

limited information generic answer --check tires and rims [bent or damage balance ] brake caliper hanging up or flex line failure ---cv axle[s] ---steering rack --suspension bent worn

Check the coolant temperature sensor. A bad sensor will cause a very rich fuel mixture not allowing it to start.

Question edited for clarity. Add Additional information to main question. Ideas here. Drop into an Interstate Shop and get the battery checked for Volts and Cold Cranking Amps. It is free and takes 2 minutes. https://www.google.com/search?q=1992+Chevrolet+truck+hard+start+when+cold ..

What is the year? What system are we talking about? What are your symptoms?

Your better off finding the cause of the issue. Modern cars have so many sensors and electronics 'bypassing' electrics will become a Huge headache and put a massive dent in your bank account if it goes wrong! Have you had the battery "Load Tested"? This is where they put a heavy voltage drain on it and see how it copes with it. How old is the battery? A battery can still hold 12 volt but be weak when it's got to supply power to high drain parts like the starter motor. Generally batteries are considered 'Old' when they are over 5 years old, especially on bigger and higher mileage engines. The fuel pump relay should get power as soon as you turn the ignition to the second position so it can prime the fuel system before you start the engine. I've posted an answer to your Fuel pressure test question and in the video I've attached he shows you a quick "cheat" to test if it's the relay.

Fuel supply it sounds like.

The torque specifications for the inner joint bolts that connect the front axle to the differential on a 2004 Chevrolet 2500 4x4 may vary slightly depending on the specific model and components used. However, I can provide you with some general torque guidelines. Please note that it's essential to consult your vehicle's service manual or contact a qualified mechanic for the exact torque specifications, as they can vary depending on factors like the specific front axle design and any aftermarket modifications. Here's a rough estimate:

• Inner Joint to Differential Housing Bolts: Typically, the torque specification for these bolts is in the range of 85-100 lb-ft (115-135 Nm). However, it's crucial to verify the exact torque value from your vehicle's service manual.

Always use a reliable torque wrench to ensure that the specified torque is applied accurately, and follow proper tightening sequences and procedures as outlined in the service manual to prevent over-tightening or under-tightening, which can lead to problems with the front axle and differential.

if your engine code(suffix) is z14xep
head bolts-renew bolts 25nm 60 deg 60 deg 60 deg
main bearings-bolt sizeM6-10nm 60 deg 15 deg
M8-25nm 60 deg 15 deg
big ends-bolt size-M6-10nm 60 deg 15 deg
M6.5-13 nm 60 deg 15 deg

The cigarette lighter fuse for a Chevrolet City Express LT is located in the Engine Compartment Fuse Box. The location of the fuse box varies depending on the year of the vehicle. For instance, in 2003-2007 models, the cigar lighter (power outlet) fuses are numbered 29 (Auxiliary Power Outlets) and 30 (Cigarette Lighter). In 2008-2009 models, they are numbered 33 (Auxiliary Power Outlet) and 38 (Cigarette Lighter). In 2010-2022 models, they are numbered 25 (Auxiliary Power Outlet) and 73 (Cigarette Lighter).