20 Most Recent 2004 Chevrolet Venture Passanger - Page 8 Questions & Answers

yes... i have the same problem with mine i got it back on track but still stuck going up till i cleaned out the tracks

The sending unit in the gas tank is bad, at least that is the case 95% of the time. The GM sending units have really gone down hill in the last several years. There is a wiper that wears through on them and then it won't read the gas level. You will have to drop the tank to replace it. Please rate my answer so I get points awarded for it.

Check under the dash on the driver's side, and under the hood for a fuse box. Check for a slew of spaghetti-like set of wires of various colors in a thick harness loom going to the fuse box.

its printed on the fuse box cover or behind the cover or you have to see the fuses one by one

Try changing the temperature sensor. Should be in the thermostat housing.

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Does the turn signal indicator in the instrument cluster blink fast for the left but normal for the the right? Does the rear left turn indicator light work? Has the left front DRL/Turn signal bulb been replaced? I ask these questions because this problem may be Turn Signal/Combination switch (AKA a Multifunction switch) related, the Turn Signal switch is very expensive, around $200.00 just for the part.

CHECK FUSE`S CHECK TO SEE IF POWER IS REACHING THE SET`S WHEN YOU TURN IT ON IF IT IS ELEMENT IS BROKEN INTHE SET`S

check and see if there is a drain on the battery. take a multimeter (if you are skilled with cars) and set it to amps. Put it across the battery terminals and take a reading. i believe anything over 200 ma (milliamps) is too much draw. If you have more... pull fuses one by one until it drops and that is the circuit that is draining the battery. Go from there to find the culprit

It sounds like your oxygen sensor is bad. Try unplugging it and see if the engine runs better. If it does then replace the sensor. This would be the oxygen sensor after the engine before the cat.