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Replying to: chevyride22 (Jan 31, 2008 8:22 am) |
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Replying to: boat10 (Dec 19, 2000 3:17 pm) |
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| I have a 79 K5 with a 9 in lift with 37 in tires. I get less then 8 miles to the gallon and a friend of mine has the same exact truck and lift and he gets 15 miles to the gallon. What is my problem? I have a new throttle body,carburator, and air filter. Just changed all the fluids but nothing seems to help it. | |
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Replying to: newmanfan (Mar 26, 2005 10:10 pm) |
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Replying to: Mr_Shiftright (Feb 01, 2008 10:56 am) |
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I am posting this for anyone who wants to add RKE to a late model Blazer/Jimmy. If your glove box RPO label does not show AU0 on the codes, you do not have remote keyless entry from the factory. Now, the good news. Used RKE receivers are available (cheap) online. I got mine on eBay from s10warehouse for $15 including shipping. It installs on the backside of the panel above the parking brake pedal, and the wiring harness is already there. Takes about 5 minutes to install. Now for the fun part. You MUST have a GM dealer enable the module. My dealer had never done this before, so I figured it would be good to share the knowlege. The technician will need to download the BCM (body control module) software into a TechII programmer and transfer the information to the shop computer. Then, you scroll down through the list of details till you get to "Equipped with RKE" or something like that. It will show "NO". The tech just toggled this to "YES", saved the data back into the Tech II, and reloaded the program into the vehicle BCM. That's it, now the vehicle knows the module is there. I wanted to be as specific as I could on this because dealers generally have never heard of this procedure. They regularly re-program key fobs, or add key fobs, but telling a car that was built without RKE that it now has it, is just not something they often do, if ever. FOB programming varies somewhat from model to model, but if you check http://www.programyourremote.com/ you will probably find what you need. There is a company advertising on their website called ChipKeys.com. I bought my key fobs from them, the prices were the cheapest I found, and delivery was quick, and new product. I don't work for any of the companies mentioned here, nor do I know anybody at the companies. But I had really good support and delivery and thought I would share the experience. Jim |
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Replying to: murphy51 (Jan 17, 2008 6:19 pm) TJ |
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does anyone know where the heater core is located on a 96 jimmy and how to access it. i have half the dash apart and starting under the hood? help \ |
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Replying to: quantumtouchfl (Feb 08, 2008 2:09 pm)
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I have a 1989 S10blazer The 4.2 V6 fi 175,456 mileas. Went for emissions test and Air inj sys, egr,pcv,fuel inlet restrictor, Cat Coverter,Evap control sys, gas cap integrity all passed, tail pipe #'s CO% Idle limit 1.20 reading 7.22 fail 2500 rpm 1.20 reading 6.86 fail HC ppm Idle 220 ...382. fail 2500 rpm 220... 267 fail Seems there is to much emisions coming out of tail pipe all other things are ok. I do smell fuel when it starts though, and iot runs rough sometimes. I always kept up on tunups. also seems to eat more gas.. Need to know what parts would effect emissions that would cause high CO%. need to know something before having it fixed. thanks thanks for any help/
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