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2005 Chevrolet Colorado - Page 9 Questions & Answers
Where is my engine light plug
It sounds like you mean your obd2 plug. It is tucked up under your dash on the driver side off to the left of your wheel a little bit.
2005 chevy colorado door locks
i disconecter the battery on my 05 colorado and now my electronic switch to lock/unlock does not work and my driverside window doesnt either.... all fuses are good as well ???
My Chevrolet colorado randomely turns off
Sounds like your throttle body needs cleaned out, there is a small hole (orfice) inside above the butterfly topside of the throttle body ,that gets filled with varnish,carbon deposits, take off the t.b. and clean with throttle body cleaner, buy it at auto parts store, spray can.
Where are the cam sensors (2) located on my 2005 chevy colorado
I have a 2005 and the things that go bad on it is when the sensor goes off then for the intake then where the butterfly is on the intake gets dirty and needs to be cleaned it is the venturi gets dirty and needs to be cleaned and if it is a cam crank then it is the cam actuator that needs fixed you can tell if you take it off and there a screen missing it is a good sign that it needs be replaced and it is on the left side of the engine you need to understand that if it gives you a code that tells you that it is a sensor that is telling you that what the sensor looks after is bad not the sensor
How to adjust the idling??
ON your vehicle you cannot manually adjust the idle as it has the idle controlled by the ECM. The ECM analyzes data from the systems sensors and determines how much air and fuel the engine needs to run at the desired speed. If the car is idling higher or lower than it normally does then there is a problem with a component of the engine or it's control system or there may be something foreign to the system causing the problem, either way you cannot manually adjust the idle and you are most likely going to have to have a mechanic or someone with mechanical skills and diagnostic tools, read the trouble codes or datastream to narrow the problem down.
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